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Hartland
...Devon', near the fifth-century saint's holy well. A good walk on a blustery day in autumn, when flocks of migrant seabirds such as skuas and shearwaters can be seen offshore, heading south. ...
Martinhoe Roman Fortlet
...southern shoreline of the Old Red Sandstone continent which lay to the north some 360-400 million years ago. This makes it a key site for demonstrating the transition, during the Lower/Middle Devonian...
Sharkham Point & Berry Head
...south coast's largest colonies of guillemots nests on the cliffs beneath the South Fort, as you will hear if you visit during the nesting season! They are known as 'Brixham penguins' be...
Accommodation for groups
...Devon and Cornwall coastline, they provide an ideal solution for group bookings. Tailored walks for different abilities are available on request, alongside accommodation packages customisable to speci...
Combe Martin to Clovelly
...Devon coast is characterised by high cliffs and deep ‘combes’, which in Devon are wooded valleys and this stretch has a handful of them, including Combe Martin, Ilfracombe and Woolacombe to name but a...
Hartland Quay Circular
...Devon”, this 14th century church has the second tallest tower in Devon and its original wooden rood screen.
You can avoid the road altogether by walking through the churchyard and over the steps in t...
Mutter's Moor and Peak Hill
...Devon, covering nearly 56,000 acres. Much later, the two estates were taken over as a commercial enterprise by Clinton Devon Estates Ltd. Originally seven separate commons, in 1930 Mutter's Moor...
Foreland Bothy
...devon/foreland-bothy
Jurassic Coast
...Devon to Dorset, with rocks recording 185 million years of the Earth's history. It begins in Exmouth with the oldest red Triassic rocks and ends with the youngest white chalk stacks at Old Harry ...
Charmouth to Abbotsbury
...Devon to Dorset, with rocks recording 185 million years of the Earth's history. Charmouth is one of the best places to find fossils, with some of the best ones people have found are on display in...
Coast Path Connectors Torbay
...South Devon National Landscape's Life on the Edge Project
The video below introduces you to some Torbay walkers, who are exploring the Coast Path at nearby Teignmouth.
Join a loca...
Route changes
...South West have been impacted by Storms Goretti, Ingrid and Chandra. In addition, the South West has seen extreme levels of rainfall that has led to flooding, coastal erosion, cliff falls and landslip...
Legacy Trail 5 - Around Hamm and Chesil Beaches
...South West Coast Path leading up to the Verne Citadel, a Victorian fort, now a prison.
At Portland Castle you can follow the South West Coast Path and Legacy Trail up onto the island, joining circula...
FootGolf on the eXe
...Devon on the Exmouth coast
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https://www.footgolfontheexe.co.uk/
Beach Access
...Devon, The Good Dog Guide has a list of Devon's Dog Friendly beaches.
To find out which beaches in Cornwall ban dogs during the summer, click here. Visit Cornwall has also produced a handy Cornwa...
Geology
Geology
As you journey along the coastline of Exmoor, Devon, Cornwall and Dorset, the geology you walk over varies greatly and this is the main reason we have such varied scenery along the Pat...
Combe Martin to Braunton
...Devon coast is characterised by high cliffs and deep ‘combes’, which in Devon are wooded valleys and this stretch has a handful of them, including Combe Martin, Ilfracombe and Woolacombe to name but a...
Capstone Hill
Capstone Hill
Capstone Hill is a large outcrop of rock reaching out to sea, which lies between the Landmark Theatre and the harbour in Ilfracombe.
Although now North Devon's largest holiday town...
Ilfracombe's Jubilee Gardens
...Devon's largest holiday town, Ilfracombe has its origins in Saxon times and is mentioned in the Domesday Book. During the medieval period it had two centres, around the church and around the harb...
Teignmouth Seafront
...South Devon railway in 1846. The sheltered harbour faces upriver, and had a quay built in the 1830s. From here Dartmoor granite was shipped out to build the old London Bridge. Teignmouth’s famous inha...