Restless for change
Viv Gordon is an artist and survivor activist using creativity and her lived experience of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) to break the silence and build a sense of community with other survivors.
South West Coast Path Association
For more information about the South West Coast Path Association visit www.southwestcoastpath.org.uk
Capturing a climate crisis on camera
Since the dawn of the South West Coast Path Photographer of the Year competition, we’ve witnessed nearly 200 ‘exceptional coastal events’ on the Trail. Find out from our Climate Crisis Capture Award winner, James Loveridge, how to capture a dramatic event on camera.
Join us for the Million Mile Clean
Walk with us and Surfers Against Sewage to help protect our oceans and the landscapes we love to visit. Join us in the fight against plastic and together we can clean beaches, rivers, trails, mountains and streets by walking a Million Miles together. That’s over 1,588 times round the South West Coast Path!
Undefined by pain, driven by purpose
As part of #WorldHealthDay 2021 we’ve been chatting to adventurer, educator and author Gail Muller about how the South West Coast Path has helped her cope with, and come through living with chronic pain. Here’s her story.
Keeping up momentum during lockdown: guest blog from the Plymouth Coastal Runners
With some lockdown restrictions easing today, we wanted to take a moment to shine a light on our most dedicated group of community fundraisers, Plymouth Coastal Runners (PCR), who’ve proven they are as agile in responding to change as they are on the Trail! In this guest blog, their founder Luke Elliott tells us how they adapted their monthly Strava time-trial to keep virtually challenging their runners and raising money throughout lockdown in a covid-safe way, using the power of social media. Since 2016, PCR members have raised nearly £3,000 to support the South West Coast Path Association’s work protecting and championing the National Trail that they love, we are extremely grateful for their unwavering support.
Looking back at the 2020-21 Storm Season
As we collectively breathe a sigh of relief that we’ve finally made it to spring after a long and lonely winter, our National Trail Officer Richard Walton takes a moment to look back at the storm damage our Trail has endured this season.
The South West Coast Path 