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King Charles III England Coast Path in the east of England

Find out about Natural England's work to improve coastal access.

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Coastal access in the east of England

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The map shows the stretches and provisional timings for improving coastal access in the east of England. Use the links in the table below to find out more information about each stretch.

Stretch name Progress
Harwich to Shotley Gate Sections at different stages:
- Open to the public
- Stage 5: Open (not yet available for public use - work to establish the route is currently taking place)
 
Shotley Gate to Felixstowe Ferry Open to the public  
Felixstowe Ferry to Bawdsey Open to the public  
Bawdsey to Aldeburgh Open to the public  
Aldeburgh to Hopton-on-Sea Sections at different stages:
- Open to the public
- Stage 5: Open (not yet available for public use - work to establish the route is currently taking place)
 
Hopton-on-Sea to Sea Palling Open to the public  
Sea Palling to Weybourne Open to the public  
Weybourne to Hunstanton Stage 5: Open (not yet available for public use - work to establish the route is currently taking place)  
Hunstanton to Sutton Bridge Open to the public  
Sutton Bridge to Skegness Open to the public  

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