THE COAST TO COAST PATH
After years of guiding the Coast to Coast, I’ve written a book about it and I think you’re going to love it…
Buy your copy now…
If you’re in the UK you can buy a special signed copy directly from me.
If you’d prefer an e-book you can buy now using the link below.
If you are overseas the book is available on Amazon Print on Demand.
Thanks so much for your support.
What readers are saying…
“Highly recommended”
A cracking read full of interesting facts, anecdotes, stories and legends about the route, landscape and people. Very engaging and easy to read. Highly recommended.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Dr P
“Absorbing!”
This book totally sucked me in! Just bursting with so many juicy and unexpected facts and stories about this walking route. It really made me want to walk the Coast to Coast – but whether I do or not, I go for regular weekend walks in the areas it covers and I’m going to get a lot more out of these walks now I’ve read this book. This woman really knows her stuff!
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Claire Potter
“A perfect companion on the walk”
The Coast to Coast Companion by Natalie Wilson is teeming with literary asides, cultural, historical and geographical details told in a relaxed, accessible way and woven around a personal account of one of Natalie’s many walks along the route. Probably nobody knows the Coast to Coast better than she does. It’s a handy slim volume to keep in your rucksack – a perfect Companion on the walk. The Coast to Coast is often considered to be the UK’s finest long distance footpath and this book has inspired me to walk it again.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Andy H
“A lovely read”
A lovely read- giving fresh eyes to the popular walking route.
Great value for money
Lovey cover artwork
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Amy
The Coast to Coast is an iconic route and soon it will be a National Trail. This means improved signage, path improvement and maybe a small detour here and there.
From St Bees on the west coast of Cumbria all the way to Robin Hood’s Bay on the coast of North Yorkshire, this classic hike covers almost 200 miles of interesting and varied terrain.
The idea for this route was published in the 1970s, when Alfred Wainwright first shared his Pictorial Guide ‘A Coast to Coast Walk’. Since then it has become a popular and much loved route.
I have hiked this route many times, for fun and also for work, guiding groups from around the world on this legendary walk. On this page I will share with you many resources to help you with your own planning and journey.
A couple of years ago I backpacked the route during early spring. I charted my journey and the first installment is now available on YouTube.
