Finding Space on the South West Coast Path

In this episode, Morgan shares his experience walking sections of the South West Coast Path — a 630-mile route tracing the coastline of south-west England.We cover:Why he chose the Coast Path during a difficult period in his lifeThe accessibility of the route and how easy it is to join by trainThe Jurassic Coast and its dramatic geologyWhy the South West Coast Path can feel surprisingly remoteWhat a typical day on the trail looks likeConversations that stuck with him, including:Two soaked bivvy-baggers caught in a stormA solo woman walking the entire route using all her annual leaveFood highlights — including a cream tea cooked on a stove in the middle of nowhereThe River Erme crossing near MothecombeWhat to leave out of your packThe importance of knowing your experience levelMorgan also talks about documenting his journeys on social media — and the tension between capturing the moment and simply living it.See more from Morgan on Instagram.