A new section of the King Charles III England Coast Path has opened, giving walkers across Suffolk, and beyond, access to over 13 miles of estuary coastline. The route runs from the White Bridge at Cattawade through Brantham, Stutton, Lower Holbrook and Harkstead to Shotley Gate, where it connects with the open section of the coast path to Southwold.
King Charles III England Coast Path reaches the Stour estuary
UKPulse News DeskA 13-mile walking route along the Suffolk side of the Stour estuary has opened, connecting Cattawade to Shotley Gate.
- The King Charles III England Coast Path has opened a new 13-mile section along the Suffolk side of the Stour estuary.
- The route connects Cattawade to Shotley Gate, giving walkers access to over 13 miles of estuary coastline.
- The path sits within the Suffolk and Essex Coast and Heaths National Landscape, internationally recognised for its wintering waterbirds.
Why this matters: This new section of the King Charles III England Coast Path opens up another stretch of Suffolk's stunning coastline to walkers.
What this means for you: You can now enjoy walking continuously from Cattawade to Southwold, with just a few miles of the path left to complete in Suffolk.