Lovely for the walkers out there and its quiet and peaceful and very nice for taking photos of the view good pair of walking shoes needed. More

Whatever my mood - elated or melancholy - the IOWCP lifts and inspires me. Easily accessible and achievable in a week - 10 days, it shouldn't be hurried. Take a fortnight to dawdle and enjoy the beauty and variety of it all. More

There is such a wonderful coastal path, excellent signage and amazing views. Go explore it for yourself More

We have just returned from our first trip to the IOF and we spent 90% of our time walking the coastal footpath. Super costal walks, a must in any season!! More

Some of the footpaths go inland, especially near East Cowes and near St Catherine's Lighthouse, but most are well signposted. Worth having the OS map if you want to do this. Take several days at least to really enjoy. More

Great views of the countryside and sea. Refreshingly brisk and worth taking a picnic along. Don't forget your camera for your landscape views and macro shots of the wildflowers. Convenient tea rooms dotted around nearby. More

Over the years I have walked the whole coastal path and most of the footpath network that covers the Island. The walks are not strenuous as you can stop and rest virtually anywhere yet the views are as spectacular as you will find anywhere. Following the coast path you are taken through towns villages, promenades, downs, cliffs and beaches. You... More

Started at Sandown & walked east towards cliffs - bit busy in school hols so cut off path & headed for RSPB reserve at Brading Marshes. Bit difficult to find from Brading Station as signposts missing through council estate. Very large reserve with variety of habitats, open pasture, marshy & dense woodlands & spacious woodland clearings. Very interresting reserve with... More