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Beeny Cliff & Pentargon Falls
...stle on 16 August 2004. The devastating flooding washed away the bridge and four buildings, and 115 cars were swept into the harbour (see the Minster Wood & the Boscastle Floods Walk). After t...
The Masons Trail
...stry in the area. With this walk discover the stories of these past industrial relics that lie hidden behind the tranquil beauty of the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The Masons Trail ...
Paignton Town Geology Trail
...st of this fascinating walk.
The walk starts at Paignton Railway Station. Come out of the railway station, cross the road and walk up through Victoria Street.
In Victoria Street, stop to check out th...
Things to do
...stunning coastline. Delve deep into Cornwall’s tin mining history, hunt for fossils on Dorset’s ancient Jurassic Coast and discover forts, castles and historic country houses along the way. Get even ...
Pendennis Castle
...steep) detour which drops you back on the pavement a little further on along the headland.
The Coastguard Station, just around the point, opened in 1981 and is the most southerly coastguard station in...
Avocet Line: Exmouth Seafront
...stone, used over many centuries for the construction of some of England's most famous buildings, including St Paul's Cathedral in London, as well as parts of Westminster Abbey, the Tower of ...
Boscastle Farm Shop - Minster Church
...stle Farm Shop - Minster Church
This walk descends from the Farm Shop into Boscastle then passes through the less-visited higher part of the village and across fields to historic Minster Church, hidde...
Boscastle Farm Shop - Valency & Fire Beacon
...stal views.
From the Farm Shop go into the field at the rear. Cross the field, bearing right and downhill to the stone stile in the Cornish hedge along the bottom. Cross the stile and follow the Coas...
Smugglers Inn - Burning Cliff
...st beyond and carry on along the Coast Path to Ringstead.
The ledges along this coast, where the limestone has been eroded to the flat reefs you see below you, were as hazardous to unwary sailors as ...
Diamond Jubilee Way - Dartmouth
...stle history. The castle is managed by English Heritage and an entrance fee applies – see www.english-heritage.org.uk
From Dartmouth Castle take the steps up to Castle Road, turn left and follow this...
Talland Bay from Polperro
...Street to continue along The Warren, around the north side of the harbour. The path climbs steeply uphill past the seating area at the viewpoint. Carry on along the South West Coast Path when the path...
West Down Beacon
...stunning rock formations which have earned the 'Jurassic Coast' of East Devon and Dorset World Heritage status. At the highest point on this part of the coast you will come to a trig point....
Codden Hill from Barnstaple Station
...steps to Barnstaple Station or take the bus back to Barnstaple Bus Station to return to the Railway Station from there.
The Gannel from Newquay Station
...stile environment for all but the most specialised of plants, like the salt-tolerant sea purslane with its rubbery leaves and its minute starry pink flowers and the spiky stands of sea aster with its ...
Falmouth Docks Station - Pendennis Castle
...steep) detour which drops you back on the pavement a little further on along the headland.
The Coastguard Station, just around the point, opened in 1981 and is the most southerly coastguard station in...
Dancing Ledge and Langton Matravers
...stile to your left just past this post and walk up the field, bearing right to cross the stile in the stone wall.
The whole area is divided up by crumbling stone walls of local stone stacked in rough...
Swanpool to Pendennis Castle
...steep) detour which drops you back on the pavement a little further on along the headland.
The Coastguard Station, just around the point, opened in 1981 and is the most southerly coastguard station in...
Westcombe & Wonwell
...stcombe and Mothecombe, and the stable at Westcombe was built to accommodate the horses bringing the guests to the beach parties.
Coming to the South West Coast Path at Westcombe Beach, turn right, c...
Hope Cove, Bolt Tail & Bolberry Down
...st tragic was the wreck of an elderly 90-gun warship, the HMS Ramillie, in 1760, when 700 lives were lost. Seeking shelter in a storm, the captain mistook Bolt Tail for Rame Head, and turned straight ...
Frogmore & Lansallos
...st opposite. Walk downhill towards the South West Coast Path.
Fork right to descend to the Coast Path (or take the small path to the left for a less steep ascent and descent across this valley). On th...