Nestled in the heart of Dorset, The Sunray in Osmington is the perfect place to unwind after a day on the South West Coast Path. With beautifully restored cottages, a welcoming pub and stunning coastal walks nearby, it offers a memorable seaside escape. As a Way Maker business, The Sunray also helps support and protect the trail.
Guest writer Tom Lowe grew up on the South West Coast Path. Jam first by nature, cream first by nurture. When not walking, Tom works in education. You might bump into him around North Devon trying to figure out how to say “Buen Camino” in scone. Tom shares some reflections and lessons learned whilst walking on trails around the world.
We have reached our longest day of light. A liminal time making way for extended possibilities to explore our natural world, and to reflect upon the abundance of wildlife along the South West Coast Path.
The charity is fortunate to have over 100 dedicated volunteers. This Volunteers’ Week (1-7 June) we are shining a light on our amazing volunteers, and finding out a little more about their roles, and what they love about volunteering at the South West Coast Path Association.
Hit the South West Coast Path for a scenic stomp chased by a hearty pub feast. South West Coast Path supporters, St Austell Brewery, have selected some winning walks you’ll want to bookmark in Devon and Dorset.
Martyn Howe, author, long-distance hiker and Life Member of the charity, undertakes a pilgrimage along the world’s longest coastal path – the recently inaugurated, King Charles III England Coast Path (KCIIIECP). Martyn was fortunate to be able to walk what is now England’s newest and longest National Trail, and has written a book, The Coast is our Compass, about his experience.
