10 The Best Beach for Walking in Winter: Readers' Tips

10 The Best Beach for Walking in Winter: Readers' Tips

Victory tips: seabirds, shipwrecks and witchcraft.

Look at Landona Beach in Anglesey, where fish traps are exposed at low tide.

Landona Beach is a long beach extending to Red Pier Bay, located in the east of Anglesey Island. In winter, there are few people. It is an excellent place for adults, children and dogs to stretch their legs, observe seabirds or collect unusual shells. I found a medieval fishing ground and a sunken ship buried in the sand. I want to know where the legendary witch landed centuries ago. The beach is set in the background of tree-lined mountains. It is located on the sidewalk near the coast. You can walk or drive here. If you are lucky, you may see dolphins or dolphins playing in the bay.

Two people at Perranuthnoe Beach in winter.

Two people in Perranuthnoe beach in winter.

February is a good month to go out and see the sea, but in Cornwall, it may be a challenge to find a beach that is not submerged by Atlantic waves. As a family, we often venture to Perranuthnoe on the south bank, between Potlev and Shanwan. In winter, the white sand beach is often crowded with surfers and dogs. At the end of the beach, you can climb to the height where you can see Mount St. Michael and watch dry-net diving. If you are really lucky, you can see a breakthrough in sense of humor. Most importantly, when it reopened, there was a great cafe that provided take-away tea and delicious breakfast to warm you up.

Crow Point is a coastal version of the crow's nest: it is a hoarse vantage point where the River Tower meets the Torik, just before they meet the sea west of Barnes' staple food. The cold light in winter rushes across the Taohe River at dawn and crosses the sand dunes at dusk: relying on it, we like the vast arc of the beaches on both sides of the Cape Crowe Lighthouse, the soft grassland that provides life for the land, the seabirds watching the tide, and the fact that you can turn around and enjoy different scenery.

Prehistoric Merced

Sefton Coast, 20km north of Liverpool, is a land facing the westernmost dunes, lines, seabirds and history. When we walk in winter, we often meet the rising water, blowing the blowing wind and sand. Birds slide on the coastline, soft beachheads are looking for trophies, children wander back and forth on the sand dunes, while adults just wander. Particularly violent tides erode sand and find silt. Thousands of years ago, the footprints of adults and children were exposed to cultural relics. What did they see? Like us? We walked these prehistoric beachheads along the exciting coastal zone of Sefton.

Walking along the corrugated beach to a tiny archipelago at the mouth of the Dihe River will make you walk in winter. The only residents are wild birds that spend the winter in winter, such as purple sandwiches, which land on the red beach of Hilberry Island, but if you are lucky, you will see gray seals in the magnificent background of the rolling Welsh Mountains or the West Colby Pier. The latter set out at low tide, so you have enough time to arrive and return: after the rock pool negotiation between Xiaoyan and Zhongyan, it takes two hours to reach the third island four miles away.

Kent's vast sky and beaches.

Winter is the best time to sleep on the beach in the vast sky and South Sandwich Bay. Although you are unlikely to see many people, curious seals from a nearby group are frequent visitors. This beach is used as a bridge, and it is always exciting to watch horses cross the beach and shallow water. When the coastline in front of us plummets, you can see a large area of thick cliffs and red brick arches in Ramsgate. Turn right. On sunny days, you may see sailboats stretching into the English Channel.

There's a storm coming, Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire new beach, winter sunshine.

Anyone who claims to love the beach has no right to say so unless they spend some time in Newgor Beach (8 miles east of St. David) in winter. The warm breeze in summer turns into an ambitious pallor, which makes you feel the vitality of the beach excitedly. In August, the gentle applause wave magically turned into a scene of collapse. They rushed to the sand with all their strength and sank pebbles at the foot of the mountain. Warm up, walk along the beach and let the winter storm take your breath away.

Last short trip to coronavirus pneumonia, Northumberland

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In February this year, northumberland's New Castle by the Sea captured my heart. In the last holiday before coronavirus pneumonia, we stayed on the beach for several blocks and walked the whole road with the dog every morning. I like sidewalks, different buildings that bend around the bay, huge sand, and purple sculptures that stand out on the sea. Winter weather brings cold wind and heavy rain, and bright sunshine begins to appear on others, but no matter what it looks like, there are always others enjoying the sea and air-the beach that the town really loves.

North Yorkshire clean

Four miles from Whitby's West Cliff Beach, a secret was revealed at low tide: Wake Bay in salter. I walked a small hole and was carved into a prehistoric cliff by generations. Through the western end of salt viknananab, it extends to the icy waters. In the east, Na Hei cloth stood next to the mysterious remains of General von Tromp. To my surprise, the winter rain changed this place. As a subtle waterfall, they wander on the edge of the cliff, turn over colorful boulders and rush into the cold area of the North Sea. When I was amazed, the winter breeze was washed at me by the waves.

The silty sand and red dot beaches near Geluoke in Westeros are usually deserted in winter. Most people will go to these dunes, but after passing the Red Dot Farm and through the gate, you will see the perfect beach and look at Skye Island. The remains of an abandoned salmon fishing station nearby are bravely waiting for their fate. If time permits, continue south to Craig's old pier. It used to be the most isolated youth hostel in Britain, with some beautiful faded knitwear, which was painted by a former brigade commander several lives ago.