Walk - Sidmouth to Seaton
10.3 miles (16.6 km)
Sidmouth Seaton
Challenging - Severe to strenuous
Walking through the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is impressive at any time of year and in any weather conditions. There are some especially beautiful stretches here and so the many steep ascents and descents are certainly well worth the effort. Allow time to rest at intervals and take in the spectacular sights, including the spring and summertime butterflies enjoying the masses of wild flowers on top of the red cliffs at Branscombe, the extraordinary change in geology around Beer and keep a look out for the occasional peregrine.
Leave the red cliffs of Sidmouth as you set off along this rugged section of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, crossing 200 million year old rocks. The red Triassic earth gives way to striking white chalk around Beer before you arrive at the mouth of the River Axe and the rich red cliffs of the village of Seaton.

Belmont House

Holyford Farm Cottages
A variety of accommodation options at this stunning Grade 2 listed property, in a beautiful remote setting near the village of Colyford, less than 1.5 miles to the Coast Path at Seaton.

Coombe View Campsite
Come and stay with us in the heart of the beautiful green East Devon countryside. Just one mile from the unspoilt coastal village of Branscombe.

Higher Wiscombe, near Beer
3 dog friendly cottages, all bedrooms ensuite, two sleep 6, one sleeps 20, very luxurious and very eco, just inland from the South West Coast Path.

The Donkey Sanctuary, Sidmouth

Seaton Tramway
Travel 3 miles inland from Seaton, gateway to the Jurassic Coast to Colyton along the Axe Valley. Open top double deckers for panoramic views, enclosed saloons when wet.

Beer Village
Beer is Devon's best kept secret and situated directly on the South West Coast Path on the Jurassic Coast. An unspoilt quintessentially English fishing village with a big heart.

Pecorama
Pecorama is a leading visitor attraction overlooking the UNESCO World Heritage coastline with award-winning gardens & rides on Britain’s finest 7.25 inch railway.