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A Dart Estuary Walk
...ends steeply to join Warfleet Road. Bear right and ahead along Warfleet Road, descending slightly. At the bottom of the hill turn left into Castle Road, rounding the top of Warfleet Creek.
This creek...
Avocet Line: Topsham Station to Countess Wear
...ends and bank holidays. Ring 07801 203338 for details.
Walking up from the ferry on the far bank, cross the canal and turn right on the path which follows its western banks to Countess Wear, passing ...
Tregantle
...end Plymouth during the Napoleonic Wars. Travelling high above Whitsand Bay, the footpaths follow ancient routes and medieval green lanes inland through woodland and heathland, past wetlands full of w...
Lammana Chapel
...end of Marine Drive go through the gate follow the South West Coast Path Acorn signing.
On the hillside to your right are the remains of the Lammana Chapel, a medieval chapel, built on the site of a s...
Holdstone Down
...ended and Cosmic Masters with spiritual power and became beacons of light for all humankind.” Other “holy mountains” in Britain include Pen y Fan in the Brecon Beacons, Carnedd Llewelyn in Snowdonia,...
Stay Cafe - Maenporth to Rosemullion Walk
...endurgan, Carwinion's owners, the Rogers family, were Victorian plant-hunters, and there are many exotic species to be seen in the gardens, which are open to the public.
At the end of the lane t...
Polperro and East Coombe
...end of the cliff. St Peter is the patron saint of fishermen, and it is thought that the building may have served as a lighthouse as well, as chapels and monks' cells often did where there were ha...
Porthcurno from Porthgwarra
...end of the nineteenth century the secluded cove of Porthcurno was chosen at the ideal location for the British end of the first submarine cables laid between Britain and her Empire. Over the next 100 ...
Start Point and Great Mattiscombe Sand
...End in 1855 (see the Beesands and Hallsands Walk), Walter White commented: 'You may descend by the narrow path, protected also by a low white wall, and stride and scramble from rock to rock with ...
Westward Ho! Kingsley & Kipling Walk
...ending left, down then up the hill to the T junction.
At the road junction, turn left for 30 metres and then turn right down the rocky un-mettled green lane. The lane can often be muddy at its lowest ...
Torridge Tarka Trail
...end on it, finding other ways of cutting costs too. One long flight of steps was made from reject slabs originally intended as gravestones for the war cemeteries. A local builder approached her to ask...
St Ives- Penzance
...endour Cove below and beyond to Gurnard’s Head. A detour inland to the picturesque village of Zennor is likely to be very welcome.
Further on the path passes the lighthouse at Pendeen Watch and follow...
Barnstaple - Short Estuary Walk
...end of the bridge turn left and follow the path along the old railway track beside the estuary.
The South West Coast Path follows the disused track of the London & South Western Railway Branc...
Carbis Bay and Porthkidney Sands circular walk
...endly beach. Have a look at our Top Dog Walks on the South West Coast Path for more dog friendly beaches and pubs.
From Hendra Parc car park in Carbis Bay, return to Porthrepta Road, turning left to...
West Down Beacon
...ends gently into Budleigh Salterton. Carry on along it, past the first few houses, until you come to an open green area. At the far end of this field turn left, to walk up Victoria Place and onto the ...
The Donkey Sanctuary Walk
...endsen! The two charities merged, and Dr Svendsen bought Slade House Farm to meet the rapidly expanding need for accommodation. Since that time, more than 14,500 donkeys have passed through the chari...
Pendeen Watch & Portheras Cove
...endeen Watch Lighthouse, turn left onto the South West Coast Path and follow it along above Pendeen Cliff and then Portheras Cliff, descending towards Portheras Cove.
Pendeen Watch lighthouse is the ...
Daddyhole Plain
...End Walk, are managed by the Torbay Coast and Countryside Trust, an independent local charity dedicated to looking after some of Torbay's most significant heritage and wildlife sites (see the Mai...
Labrador Bay from Teignmouth
...end of the promenade cross the car park and pass beyond the Lifeboat Station down Lifeboat Lane to the Ferry. Cross to Shaldon on the ferry.
The Ferry runs all year round except on Christmas and New ...
Otterton Park
Otterton Park
Featuring extensive sea views with a wartime history, a smugglers' bay and the story of a rural dynasty, this is a walk along coast and river, returning overland along some of the m...