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South West Coast Path

The South West Coast Path is the longest National Trail in England. It follows the coastline for 630 miles from Minehead to Poole.
by John Allan

Created: Sat, 27 May 2017, Updated: Sat, 27 May 2017


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SY1186 : Steps on the path on the east side of Peak Hill by David Smith
2025
SY8180 : Paved section of the SW Coast Path descending to Lulworth Cove by Eirian Evans
2024
SY6869 : Footbridge over a ditch, Isle of Portland by Malc McDonald
2021
SZ0481 : South West Coast Path near Swanage by Malc McDonald
2021
SY6972 : South West Coast Path, Isle of Portland by Malc McDonald
2021
SZ0382 : Manor Road, Studland by Malc McDonald
2021
SY6970 : South West Coast Path, Isle of Portland by Malc McDonald
2021
SY6768 : Trinity House Obelisk at Portland Bill by Malc McDonald
2021
SY8279 : South West Coast Path, Lulworth Cove by Malc McDonald
2021
SS5433 : East towards Taw Bridge, Barnstaple by Jaggery
2019
SY5884 : South West Coast Path, Linton Hill by N Chadwick
2018
SY2589 : Sea front this way, Seaton by Jaggery
2018
SY4888 : Field above Burton Beach by John Allan
2017
SZ0381 : South West Coast Path above Ballard Cliff by John Allan
2017
SY6981 : South West Coast Path east of Weymouth by John Allan
2017
SZ0276 : The South West Coast Path approaching Anvil Point Light by John Allan
2017
SS9746 : West Somerset Coast Path, Minehead by Jaggery
2017
SY2990 : South West Coast Path above Charton Bay by John Allan
2017
SY9876 : South West Coast Path on Seacombe Cliff by John Allan
2017
SZ0581 : South West Coast Path approaching Handfast Point by John Allan
2017
SY0984 : Chiselbury Bay by John Allan
2017
SZ0380 : South West Coast Path approaching Ballard Down by John Allan
2017
SY8480 : Danger - Cliff! by Phil Champion
2017
SY9277 : Clavell's Hard by John Allan
2017
SY8480 : Danger - Cliffs by Phil Champion
2017

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