Somerset's Accessible Coast

Explore the King Charles III England Coast Path with our leaflets and interactive virtual tours to help you plan the perfect trip. We’ve selected routes and paths to suit different needs, with details on surfaces, gradients, and local facilities like parking and toilets.

Each path is graded for accessibility, and you can preview the terrain with 360° walk throughs before you set off, using the menu to jump to key points on the route that might affect your walk.

Find out more about the project and the paths and walks it covers

Use our guidelines to choose the route that’s right for you.

Visit our information page on somerset.gov.uk

Explore before you go with our virtual tours and maps

Minehead to Blue Anchor

The coast between Blue Anchor and Minehead offers opportunities to explore town routes, as well as more remote coastal paths.

Watchet

Watchet is a vibrant coastal town with a range of paths. Pavements can be narrow, but there is plenty to see in the town and on local paths.

Kilve and East Quantoxhead

This area is part of Somerset’s Jurassic coast with easy paths to reach the coast, alongside more rugged paths to explore.

Apex Park and Burnham-on-Sea

This area offers some great accessible paths combined with parkland, lake and coastal views.

Brean Down

Paths here travel the full length of Brean Down. The accessible northern path is surfaced, while the southern path is more rugged.

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