Coast to Coast Prints
Landscape Canvas Prints from England’s Most Iconic Walking Trail
Printed to order • Premium canvas • Ready to hang
Canvas Prints
We offer a selection of landscape canvas prints from our original photography along the Coast to Coast path. These images have been captured over many journeys across the route, in all seasons and in a wide range of conditions
Coast to Coast Photography
The Coast to Coast walk begins at St Bees on the Cumbrian coast and crosses northern England to Robin Hood’s Bay on the North Sea. Along the way, it passes through the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales, the Vale of Mowbray, and the North York Moors.
Many of these photographs are taken from short diversions and circular walks explored during our journeys, where the scenery or historical interest lies just beyond the main route.
Many of these photographs are taken from short diversions and circular walks explored during our journeys, where the scenery or historical interest lies just beyond the main route.
Each print is produced on high-quality canvas and is ready to hang.
Explore Prints by Region
Canvas Sizes
Landscape canvas prints are available in the following sizes (16:9 aspect ratio):
Small 32 x 18 cm
deal for desks or smaller walls
Medium 64 x 36 cm
a balanced centrepiece
Large 96 x 54 cm
a statement piece
Small 32 x 18 cm
deal for desks or smaller walls
Medium 64 x 36 cm
a balanced centrepiece
Large 96 x 54 cm
a statement piece
Regional Landscapes
The Lake District features mountain ridges, lakeside views, rivers, woodland, and glaciated valleys shaped by ice and time.
The Yorkshire Dales is known for its seasonal hay meadows, dry-stone barns, winding rivers, and upland history, including the legacy of lead mining and the landscapes associated with James Herriot.
The Vale of Mowbray offers a gentler landscape of farmland, historic villages, and long-established farming communities.
The North York Moors opens into rolling moorland of ridges and valleys, each with its own character and steeped in England’s rural history.
The Yorkshire Dales is known for its seasonal hay meadows, dry-stone barns, winding rivers, and upland history, including the legacy of lead mining and the landscapes associated with James Herriot.
The Vale of Mowbray offers a gentler landscape of farmland, historic villages, and long-established farming communities.
The North York Moors opens into rolling moorland of ridges and valleys, each with its own character and steeped in England’s rural history.
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