Walk - Trentishoe Down
2.4 miles (3.9 km)
Elwill Bay, 'Glass box' car park north west of Trentishoe Down - EX34 0PF Elwill Bay, 'Glass box' car park north west of Trentishoe Down
Challenging - Paths and tracks, a quiet country lane, with lots of ascent and descent
A short but challenging walk through moorland, heathland and woodland, with coastal views over dramatically plunging hillsides and out across the Bristol Channel. Trentishoe was remote enough for smugglers to hide their contraband in the church tower and their stables, and in the 1970s it was a popular venue for Glastonbury-style music festivals, where the concept of 'sustainable living' was already being promoted.

Heddon Valley Campsite
Tucked away in two meadows bordering the river surrounded by Oaks, quiet and isolated yet within easy walking distance of the National Trust visitor centre & Hunters Inn

Martinhoe Cleave Cottages

Heddon Orchard Bothy
Heddon Bothy is a simple, basic four person hideaway. Bring your cooking and sleeping equipment. This is indoor camping for adventurers.

Lion House Bed & Breakfast
A former Public House/Inn built in 1890, Lion House offers Bed and Breakfast accommodation with four light and spacious rooms providing our guests with the highest levels

Pack O Cards
Grade2**listed ancient monument offering comfortable, modern accommodation. King size beds, enduite showers.. Varied menu.

Sea Stone
Sea Stone - Premium Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Combe Martin, offering spacious rooms with superb sea views.

Newberry Beach Lodge
A pebbles throw from the award winning Newberry & Combe Martin beaches, local pubs and cafes. Enjoy a soak in a roll-top bath after a day's walking!

Beach Cottage
Beach Cottage sits directly on the North Devon Coast Path. A beautiful property that sleeps 6 and dogs welcome. Opposite cottage is as dog friendly beach.

Channel Vista Guest House
This friendly, hikers' haven is open Feb-Nov. By SWCP, beaches & amenities. Free Wifi & Parking; Conservatory Bar; Laundry & Drying

The Denes Guest House
The Denes offer locally sourced food and comfortable en-suite bedrooms, facilities to dry outdoor gear and a selection of maps. Books, DVDs and board games for relaxation.