Throughout the Seasons

We are situated within the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. From wild coastal cliffs, to sandunes, burrows, and wooded valleys, our local area is breathtaking with plenty of wildlife, whether you are an enthusiast or returning to this stretch of coast and looking to find a new route to explore, you might just find it here.

Torridge Walking Map

Our landscape varies from wild coastal cliffs, spectacular waterfalls and rocky coves to sand dunes and beaches, wooded combes and valleys with sheltering villages. Take a look at some of the lesser known local beaches and circular walks on the maps below.

North Devon Walking Map

From hunting strawberry anemones in shallow rockpools or watching for Peregrine Falcons in spring, Grey Seal Spotting along Morte Point in Autumn and watching the Lapwings anywhere on the Taw Torridge estuary in Winter, you will find something for every season here.

Spotters Guide

We've also included Devons AONB guide to some of the most iconic species and habitats along the North Devon coast so you can identify as you explore.

Search by Activity

For those looking for cycling, hiking or running routes in the local area, Komoot have it all sorted here;

Season Walks

Alternatively, search by your priorities. It might be a walk with a pub at the end, a walk suited for the family, tea and coffee shop along the way or just a summer stroll. Otherwise take a look at some of our favourite National Trust walks; Baggy Point, Perrpercombe Valley Circular Walk, Peppercombe Bothy Circular Walk, East Titchbury Circular Walk, Burrough Farm, Kipling Tors Walk and Hawker's Hut Walk.

Interactive Map

Or use this interactive map from the Biosphere to discover the hidden gems along the North Devon Coast and mainland.