Devon - 40 Coast and Country Walks

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Whether you’re looking for a relaxing walk with the family or a challenging trek with friends, there’s something here for everyone. This is perfect for winter walks because it only follows surfaced paths and lanes, so if it’s snowy or been a little wet the going will still be easy, and there is just one gentle climb and no stiles. The route is broken into 17 suggested walks, ranging from short strolls to long distance, and you’ll see the iconic acorn image and coloured arrows displayed to indicate a stretch of land or path to guide you along. EXETER 18) The Exeter Green Circle

There are plenty of places to stop for lunch or just take in your surroundings – perfect for those who want to slow down and truly appreciate this wonderful area. The clifftop walks along the coast offer breathtaking views over the bay – ideal for snapping some stunning photos or taking in the fresh sea air. Walk from the hustle and bustle of Dartmouth through ancient oak woodland and along country lanes to the sail boats and colourful cottages of Dittisham, with lovely ferry rides on the way. So whether you're here on holiday or just enjoying a day out with the family, put your best foot forward and head out for an invigorating stroll. Devon has lots to see, whatever the weather. You can discover more about what makes Devon special here.This area of North Devon offers breathtaking views and is an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll. The dunes cover over 3,200 acres and contain two important nature reserves that are home to a wide variety of flora and fauna. Ghosts, witches and dragons: walkers looking for some scary stories should head for Dartmoor. This moderate walking route takes in a host of Dartmoor's famous tors – Saddle, Haytor, Howell Tor and Hound Tor.

The best thing about Mutters Moor is that it offers a variety of different walking routes to suit all abilities. Saltram House is one of Plymouth's most beautiful estates and, with its gentle paths, rolling countryside and grand views, it's a fascinating spot for a ramble. The path features a mix of woodland and Tarmac paths and is a favourite with dog walkers, families and casual walkers alike.

4. Branscombe to Beer, East Devon

With some of the highest points in East Devon, it’s an exhilarating experience that will leave you feeling rewarded. There are many historical places to see along the way, including Maidencombe Manor, first documented in the Domesday Book of 1086 with its origins in the Saxon settlement of Devon from the eighth century onwards, and Churston Manor, a spectacular 17th-century manor house set in two acres of stunning countryside. The trail starts in Combe Martin and heads up onto the coastal path before descending towards Morte Point, where you can take in the spectacular views of the sweeping coastline.

The bay itself is home to a variety of sea life – including crabs, lobsters, oysters, and even dolphins – making it the perfect place for a relaxing coastal stroll or an exciting wildlife adventure. This 4-mile circular walk from Brixham to Berry Head includes a replica of Sir Francis Drake’s Golden Hind, an section of the South West Coast Path and an old fort and gun battery. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely stroll or a challenging hike, there’s something here for everyone. Along the way, you’ll pass by quaint villages and farms, giving you a glimpse into the area’s history.

Torcross to Slapton Sands

Next, explore the walled garden, home to an impressive range of vegetables, fruits, and flowers. Here you’ll also find a café serving delicious homemade cakes and light lunches. The South West Coast Path is an incredible way to explore the stunning beauty of North Devon – you won’t regret it! So grab your walking boots and head out into East Devon’s countryside – you won’t regret it! 9. Cobb Loop From Seaton Along the way, you can enjoy stunning views of the North Devon coastline, rolling hills, and lush green valleys.