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While hiking in the mountains has been the subject of several studies, pedestrian activities on the coast have been little investigated. The aim of this special issue is to fill this gap by bringing together works that question the development of these pedestrian leisure activities on the coasts. It reveals the deeper changes that are taking place in the relationship to the body, to free time and vacations, and to nature, as well as territorial transformations. It is based on several levers that will contribute to the massification of these practices. The studies in this special issue identify three major interdependent issues: socio-economic, political and socio-cultural.

The impact of leisure-time walking on coastal areas: Innovations, transformations, and territories