Britain’s favorite path with stunning maritime scenes

A route between North Cornwall and Davon has been named Britain’s favorite path for 2025.

After a public vote, Rambalars was selected from walking, with 1,000 routes nominated, Bud to Westward! The route has been crowned the country’s favorite.

The winner stretch is part of the 630-mile (1,015 km) long southwest coast road, which became England’s longest national trail in 1973.

Jonathan Jones, who nominated the path, said: “I take every chance that I get to walk on the coastal paths and just enjoy the sound of the sea.”

Mr. Jones said that he first visited the road 15 years ago, and left a permanent impression.

“It was during my life time when things were changing a lot. Walking on this path gave me clarity of mind.

He said, “Even though my legs were heavy, the way felt me very light, cleaner and clear – just got away,” he said.

A portion of the West Highland Way near the elasticity Lomond in Scotland was nominated by Robert Marshall and came to another place.

Mr. Jones will receive a £ 200 -value cottage outdoor voucher, while seven fellow finalists will receive each £ 50 voucher.

Lucy Sutton, the marketing director of Cotswold Outdoor, said: “Congratulations to Jonathan Jones for winning the UK’s favorite path 2025; so was well worthy.

“It was fantastic to see all the breathtaking paths occupied in the whole of England, Scotland and Wales, while being on the judging panel.

Jack Cornish said to The Rumblers: “I can see why it has won.

“I have run it myself and this is a beautiful way.

“This is one of the jewels of the crown of the routes us in the UK.”