The England Coast Path is a long-distance walking route that stretches over 2,700 miles along the coastline of England. It offers stunning views of cliffs, beaches, and coastal towns, allowing walkers to experience diverse landscapes and wildlife. The path is designed to be accessible to everyone, including families and those with mobility challenges. Established under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009, the path connects existing trails and provides access to previously restricted areas. It is maintained by Natural England and aims to promote outdoor activities, tourism, and conservation along the coast, enhancing the enjoyment of England's natural heritage.