A short, easy walk that packs in an incredible variety of scenery. Starting from Victoria Park on Scotland’s Angus coastline, the path hugs the dramatic Seaton Cliffs, where striking red sandstone has been sculpted over some 400 million years into sea stacks, arches, blowholes and hidden caves. Out to sea, the endless horizon of the North Sea stretches away, while inland you’ll pass fertile flatlands lined with strawberry farms. Much of the route falls within a Scottish Wildlife Trust nature reserve, making it a haven for seabirds, butterflies and wildflowers – and if you’re lucky, you might even spot dolphins out at sea. The trail ends at the secluded sands of Carlingheugh Bay, with the option to continue further along the coast to the historic fishing village of Auchmithie.