Heddon’s Mouth is a favourite with walkers, offering a country pub, easy riverside walk and a pebble beach. Extend it to include Trentishoe Down and you can also enjoy some fabulous coastline and a challenging uphill.
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Watersmeet has got to be one of the most popular walks in North Devon, but if you’re looking for something a little bit longer, make a great walk even better by adding a slight detour to Countisbury.
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This walk embraces the beautiful North Devon Coast Path and rolling hills around the charming village of Berrynarbor. Beautiful, even on a cold winter’s day.
For fantastic views over Barnstaple, nothing beats Codden Hill. Here is a great circular walk starting in Bishop’s Tawton.
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This wonderful circular walk offers great coastal views and two of North Devon’s finest beaches and villages. My new favourite!
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Want to see some wild North Devon seals? Try this walk around Morte Point, where seals are frequently seen according to locals.
The awesome beauty of nature is at its finest at the Valley of the Rocks, as I discovered on a recent walk around the area.
