Zig Zag Path — Attraction in Folkestone and Hythe District

Such an interesting point to enjoy walk down to the beach specifically for kids. It stretched over an area approximately 160 feet high and just as wide. It provides you a platform for very scenic views while going down.

After the First WWI, many soldiers returned from the battlefield and faced unemployment in Great Britain. British government attempted to deal with this problem was to develop a number of public work schemes across the country and one of them was construction of the Zigzag Path in the leas area. It began in 1921 and mobilized hundreds of local war veterans to build a new ornamental feature in the Lower Leas...

A Refreshingly Different Experience at Zig Zag Path, Folkestone

This was one of my more unique experiences. While there isn’t much in terms of attractions or activities, the walk itself — through the zig-zag path — offers a new dimensional view that makes it quite special. The design of the path is a beautiful piece of functional art, filled with informative plaques and thoughtful architecture that blends into nature.

The real highlight is the view from the top — it’s peaceful and scenic, especially for those who enjoy slow, mindful walks. It's a great spot if you're looking for something quiet and offbeat to explore...

The Zig Zag walk in Folkestone is a fantastic scenic walk placed between the Leas Cliff Hall and the Band Stand. It offers wonderful coastal views and consists of different paths with caves and grottoes leading down to the seafront and the Lower Leas Coastal Park.

Originally built in the 1800s to ferry bath chairs between The Leas and the beach, The Zig Zag path has been restored beyond its original beauty as part of the Award Winning Coastal Park...