A cultural walk along Hull waterfront on the soon to be open King Charles III England Coast Path

Part of the Walking East Yorkshire Festival - Join us on

an informative and relaxed walk from Humber
Bridge Country Park to Victoria Dock. A preview of the
soon to be opened King Charles III England Coast Path,
along the route of part of the Transpennine Trail which
celebrates it’s 35th Anniversary this year. Through parts
of both East Riding and Hull, this walk will take in Hull’s
varied and historical docklands, as well as the natural
estuary environment.
Starting at Humber Bridge Country Park, a Local Nature
Reserve, we will walk towards the Humber and under
the Humber Bridge, then follow the estuary bank on
what will become the King Charles III England Coast
Path. Passing St Andrews Quay’s Trawlerman Memorial,
through the site of the Lord Line Buildings and through
the Docklands before entering Hull’s newly regenerated
Humber Dock area. After lunch we will continue on
across the Millennium Bridge, past Sammy’s Point
and The Deep, through Victoria Docks, ending at the
Siemen’s Renewable Energy site with its giant wind
turbine blades.
We will be joined by a local historian over lunch who will
be speaking about the historical and cultural significance
of various points. We will be walking in some unusual
and exiting urban locations and passing a number of
Active Beacons designed to monitor changes in the
landscape. A buffet lunch midway is included in the
ticket price of this walk.

Please note
the coach will pick up from Victoria
Dock and take us to the start of the
walk at the Humber Bridge Country
Park. The walk will then finish back
at Victoria Dock.
Please wear appropriate footwear
and bring plenty of drinks and
snacks to eat along the way.