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  • 6 Classic West Dorset Walks: Coastal Ridges, Literary Haunts & Village Pubs

    Setting out from the village car park near the ancient abbey, I headed south towards the famous Swannery A walker on Lambert's Castle Hill Dropping down the south-eastern tip of the ridge, a quiet lane leads Route Summary: Lambert’s Castle plateau → South-east ridge descent → Coney’s Castle lane → Fishponds Recommended Local Pub The Wise Man Inn (West Stafford, DT2 8FI) Located just two miles south in West At the sea end of the valley, the path joins the South West Coast Path.

  • Cornish Walks: Trevalga

    Continuing West: Scenic Miles to Tintagel It’s about three miles to Tintagel – and three very scenic miles they are. Cliff beyond which it skirts a campsite to finally drop deep into the mouth of Rocky Valley. But Jess, who has lived in Trevalga most of her life, was close to tears when she spoke to me this week asked Jess, filled with obvious emotion.  

  • Exmoor Walks: Weir Water

    other direction, once we'd regained Robber’s Bridge, but yesterday we were content to merely do the mile That will give you a five mile figure-of-eight in one of the West Country's most picturesque corners Bridge and began to walk up Weir Water, there were big, heart-broken rain clouds marching over Black Hill and then gives up, crosses the river and returns along the southern bank under the steep flanks of Mill Hill.

  • Crow Point, North Devon: Discover One of Devon's Best Secret Beaches

    For that is where you’ll find all these places: at the mouth of the River Taw, on its northern shore Barnstaple and Ilfracombe and runs just a few short miles to the south. After Pill’s Mouth the path veers south west and heads direct for the point where you will be able to Why We Should Celebrate Rust, Wrecks and River Mouths Old boats – some lived in, some rotting – marine Creeks, estuarine nooks and crannies, forgotten river mouths, secret seasides – call them what you will

  • Emmental Cheese - Learning About its History and How to Make it

    The process starts with the milk. A young Emmentaler has a mild, nutty flavour. Emmentaler AOP is sold as mild after at least four months, mature from eight months and extra-mature after twelve months or more. Is Emmental cheese made from raw milk?

  • Exmoor Walks: Countisbury

    save for an excellent road-side pub and a tiny church that sits snug on Countisbury's shelf in the hills At the summit there’s a hill-fort which plays host to a remarkable legend concerning some locals who Be warned: the tiny coast path around the hill is a route for non-vertigo sufferers only. is home to the historic 17th-century Blue Ball Inn, a traditional coaching inn located right on the South It is a popular starting and finishing point for walks across Butter Hill and down into Lynmouth.

  • Devon Walks - Brixham to Berry Head

    The walk from Brixham Harbour to Berry Head is one of the most rewarding short coastal walks in South extraordinary military history of Berry Head, following a mixture of promenade, lanes, paths and the South West Coast Path Map: OS Explorer OL20 South Devon The official Coast Path's longer circuit is 5.8 miles , not with water, but with dreadful spikes to keep the French out. Recommended Map: Ordnance Survey Outdoor Leisure 20 - South Devon.

  • Exmoor Walks: West Lyn River

    Two small roads lead south up the West Lyn valley either side of the petrol pumps – and we hikers must But, though the tarmac ends by the cottage, the track continues to ascend to the south - so I decided to find myself on the shores of the West Lyn under Thorn Hill. Fact File Basic Hike: from Shallowford (two miles south of Barbrook) up the track to Winaway, then east Distance and going: five miles – can be boggy.

  • Boscastle & The Valency Valley: A Stay at Cornwall’s Historic Wellington Hotel

    Child of the Fjord: A Return to the Rugged Magic of Boscastle The mouth of the inlet at Boscastle When When there’s been a storm at sea, the blow-hole below Penally Point at the mouth of the fjord puffs great They have gone the extra mile in retaining that essential "old coaching inn atmosphere." Can you walk along the South West Coast Path from Boscastle? Yes, Boscastle is directly on the South West Coast Path.

  • Wild Pear Beach, North Devon: Walking to Great Hangman and Little Hangman

    adventurous walkers dramatic scenery, fascinating wildlife and one of the wildest stretches of the South (318 m) making it the highest point along the entire 630-mile South West Coast Path. secluded cove on the dramatic Exmoor coast within Exmoor National Park, between Combe Martin and Heddon's Mouth The beach is reached via footpaths from the South West Coast Path. It forms one of the most spectacular sections of the South West Coast Path and offers breathtaking views

  • 6 Lesser Known Dartmoor Pub Walks: Circular Routes, Wild Landscapes, and Proper Moorland Inns

    Route Certain zones in the West Country are richer in walks than others, and the area of Dartmoor just south to the open access commons, the walk loops east over Cherry Brook, past Dunnabridge Pound, and drops south Sourton Tors & The Historic Ice Works Location: Sourton (just south of Okehampton) Distance: Approx. Continuing south toward the watershed near Okement Hill to view the lonely source at Taw Head, the return Lydford Castle The Route Lydford Gorge is the deepest river gorge in the South West, famous for the roaring

  • Somerset Walks: The Dundons

    Just south of Glastonbury, you can see on the map how the Somerset Levels stretch inland, only to be halted by a striking arc of hills around these two communities. It’s almost as though a massive green ocean swept south and east, only to be trapped by a natural boundary to watch the 1685 Battle of Sedgemoor, which took place about eight miles away. path across Hatch Hill to Combe Wood, a haven for the large blue butterfly.

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