Download or read online Pub Walks in Devon written by Mike Power, published by Unknown which was released on Get Pub Walks in Devon Books now! Offers an illustrated selection of thirty circular walks in the area, based on good local pubs. This work also contains sketch maps and photographs. Walking is one of Britain's favorite leisure activities, and this guide features a variety of mapped walks to suit all abilities.
The book features all of the practical detail you need, accompanied by fascinating background reading on the history and wildlife of Devon, and clear mapping for ease of use. This guidebook describes 30 walking routes along the Devon-Dorset coast. The majority of the routes hug the shoreline between Torbay and Swanage, while others venture inland on the Dorset Downs. The walks range in length from 3 to 20 miles 5 to 33km and are suitable for most walkers, with shorter routes alongside plenty.
This volume covers the miles of the National Trail along the south Cornwall and Devon coast from Falmouth to the mouth of the Exe. Salcombe boasts an enormous variety of options in the area to explore by foot, from sweeping estuary views, stunning sandy beaches and picturesque rolling countryside you will find walks around Salcombe that appeal to all abilities. Want to find even more walks around Salcombe? Browse our popular articles on stunning coastal walks near Salcombe and Salcombe walks for pushchair users.
There is no better way to get to know Dartmouth and the surrounding area than to explore it by foot. Whether you choose to trek the coast path, explore the historic maritime town or ramble up the Dart Valley, you will be amazed at the variety of scenery you can cover in just a short space of time. Expect to navigate your way along cobbled streets with boutique shops, and pass through unspoilt farmland, all whilst enjoying panoramic with river views stretching towards Kingswear , or to the iconic Start Point Lighthouse from above Blackpool Sands.
Start your route from the seaside villages of Hope Cove or Thurlestone , explore the popular towns of Kingsbridge and Totnes , or discover the Start Bay coastline — the possibilities are endless! Just a small selection of our favourite routes include:. Walking, regardless of distance, tends to build a healthy appetite, and a rumbling belly should never be ignored. In our opinion, one of the best things about staying in our region is being able to easily combine picturesque hiking trails with excellent eateries.
If, like us, you love to plan your day around foodie delights, then the best walk you can do is from Hope Cove to Thurlestone.
Best of all, there are plenty more routes that enjoy walking and sumptuous food in equal measure:. Looking for a little more inspiration? These fabulous foodie articles are a great place to start:. With such a thriving network of walking routes, South Devon is a fantastic area to explore with a young family.
For the more seasoned walker, comfortable over long distances and more challenging terrain, why not tackle a stretch of the Start Bay coastline? Beginning at Dartmouth, head towards the popular Blackpool Sands beach, taking in the many coves along the way. The walk from Hope Cove to Salcombe is also a great choice if you are planning a whole day on the trail. Favoured by many locals and visitors to the Salcombe area, the dramatic, rugged coastline contrasts with the gentle South Hams hills to create an unforgettable backdrop to your walk.
There are many viewpoints and picnic spots if you need a breather — look out for the remains of an old Iron Age fort along the way! Prefer a more leisurely stroll rather than a long hike? Thurlestone to Bantham is an easy route if you are looking to take things at a more sedate pace, providing stunning views of Burgh Island and Thurlestone Rock. With benches dotted along the path, perfect for a rest whilst admiring the breathtaking scenery, this easy four-mile circular walk is great for families and suits all ages.
Those itching to feel the sand between their toes will also be pleased to find the route is interspersed with four beaches. Another leisurely option that offers dazzling sea views and an incredible feeling of tranquillity is the East Soar circular walk. Whilst it is longer that the Thurlestone to Bantham walk, it still feels like a relaxing ramble, rather than an arduous trek.
The region is home to so many fantastic food establishments, serving everything from succulent freshly-caught seafood to delicious locally-made ice cream.
The three-mile linear walk from the pretty fishing village of Hope Cove to the picturesque village of Thurlestone not only includes a host of tempting places to dine, but also boasts unmissable views of Bolt Tail and Thurlestone Rock.
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