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Story summary
- The King Charles III England Coast Path was inaugurated as the world's longest coastal route at 2,689 miles.
- It lets walkers explore England's shoreline, featuring salt marshes and cliffs.
- The project took 18 years and created over 1,000 miles of new or upgraded paths.
- The path adapts to climate change, with inland adjustments as coasts shift, and it connects with the Wales Coast Path, potentially enabling a continuous walk.
