We now send over 500 walkers along the Coast to Coast every year, each of them finding their own adventure on this multifaceted route. Having spent a long time walking in the Lake District, the Coast to Coast was a route we already knew well personally and as soon as we started to expand our trips into England, it was one of the first we put together. Macs Adventure has been running self guided walking holidays on the Coast to Coast since 2005. Many of the team have walked the route, and we have built up lasting relationships with our accommodations and baggage handlers, who will ensure that at the end of the day you receive a warm and hassle-free welcome! Whether you are looking to walk the full route in the number of days that suit you or do one half at a time, we have you covered, so all you need to do is pick your route and let us take care of everything else.įor all the information you will ever need on walking Wainwright's Coast to Coast, you can download our free guide to Coast to Coast Walking Holidays. Macs Adventure have been helped hundreds of happy walkers enjoy the Coast to Coast since 2005. On your way, discover quaint little villages, stop at cosy pubs for a refreshing pint of ale, and form friendships with fellow Coast-to-Coasters. Tradition dictates you should pick up a pebble and dip your toe in the Irish sea before making your way through the dramatic fells of the English Lake District, into the tranquil dales and valleys of Yorkshire, and through the wild North York Moors, to finally dip your toe in the North Sea at the other end.

The Coast to Coast is one of the world’s great walks! Alfred Wainwright, famous for his pictorial guides to The Lakeland Fells, stitched together two coasts, three national parks and 200 miles of footpath to create the ultimate long distance walk in England.

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