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  • The Most Varied Coast in Britain: From Mudflats to Ancient Pavements

    shores of the Somerset Levels and climbs to England’s highest sea-cliffs before it eventually swings south Our journey along this extraordinary shore begins at the mouth of the River Parrett. A low tide event at Minehead Hurlestone Point The Wild Exmoor Littoral North Hill trails west as if it concludes at Bull Point, North Devon’s big corner, where the Bristol Channel finally gives up and heads south The Somerset section of the South West Coast Path offers spectacular scenery ranging from Exmoor's high

  • Exmoor Walks: The Chains and Pinkery Pond

    The moors come alive in early spring The Chains are the great swathe of moorland that lie to the south Their overspill killed 36 people in the infamous flood disaster of 1952. We had a map, but no compass and that could have been a mistake as this is one of the only places south You'll see this parking place perched rather dramatically on the brink of Preyway Meads about a mile Distance and going: 12 miles, extremely arduous in places.

  • Cornish Walks: the Scenic Mawnan Smith Peninsula

    peninsula in question is a ragged affair situated at the watery junction where Falmouth Bay meets the mouth Then it was up over the hill, down past the church, and back to Helford's shore again. Rosemullion Head - a handsome little headland which affords superb views of Falmouth Bay and the distant mouth And all within a few miles of one of Cornwall's biggest towns. Distance and going: about four-and-a-half miles, easy going.

  • Why Staycation Hiking Is the Best Easter Decision You’ll Make

    Discover a stunning spring walk in the Quantock Hills AONB With Easter arriving this month, now’s the From the vast wilderness of Exmoor to the rugged Bristol Channel coast and the secret Brendon Hills, Look south and east to take in the Blackdowns, West Dorset’s ridges, the Levels, and the Mendip Hills The Descent: Bicknoller Coombe or Thorncombe Barrow Continue south along the ridge, keeping right at Just you, the hills, and spring in full bloom. Full stop. End of argument.

  • Easter Walking in the West Country

    , if ever, see a human traffic jam on any of our footpaths - even the most popular stretches of the South Bellever Tor Circular – just under three miles – gentle, easy going. Godolphin Hill – three miles, fairly gentle and easygoing. walk and if you park at wonderfully named Mount Whistle, (to the south of the hill) you are closest to there you can see almost all of West Cornwall - from the giant dishes of Goonhilly Down way to the south

  • Five Great Cornish Smuggler Hikes: Secret Coves, Wild Headlands and Coastal Inns

    Llighthouse on its island This breezy, exhilarating walk starts by the dunes of Gwithian Towans, passes the mouth Retrace your steps back to Carleon Cove and follow the South West Coast Path south round Polbream Point Yes, all five routes follow public rights of way and the South West Coast Path. While the distances are mostly between 2 and 4 miles (with Porthgwarra at 7 miles), the paths involve Zennor Head (2 miles) and Portheras Cove (2.5 miles) are ideal if you are short on time.

  • Devon Walks: Bigbury-Ringmore Circular Walk & Ayrmer Cove Adventure

    Coastal Adventures: South West Coast Path Embark on an exciting walk along the South West Coast Path, So, just before the tide comes in, we drive across and fill the holes in. Whether separated from the shore by a few hundred yards or hundreds of miles of open sea, islands possess Distance and difficulty: 3.4 miles, with some climbs and descents. The full circular walk is around 3½ miles (5.5 km) and takes approximately 2 hours, depending on stops

  • Gran Paradiso: Discovering Europe’s Ultimate Alpine Sanctuary

    Located just under an hour’s drive south of the Aosta Valley motorway after emerging from the Mont Blanc for pristine mountain air, world-class local cuisine, and spectacular Ibex-watching before continuing south and embark on a guided trekking or climbing trip with Explore-Share before continuing your journey south High-Altitude Hiking: Rifugi, Glaciers, and Alpine Spirits I once took the trail that leads vertically south It lies just south of the city of Aosta, making it an easy detour for drivers entering Italy via the

  • Cycling the Exe Estuary Trail: Devon's Best Traffic-Free Cycle Ride

    Ride south past the Exeter Ship Canal, reedbeds and reserves, stopping at the Turf Hotel. Return to Topsham to complete the full circuit (16 miles). reason I was thinking about estuaries one day last week was because I was cycling alongside one of the South minute voyage out of Starcross and along the inner shore of Dawlish Warren brings you to the actual mouth Many cyclists choose shorter sections, such as Exeter to Exmouth, which is around 11 miles.

  • Somerset Walks - Larkbarrow and Alderman's Barrow

    The five-mile walk is not particularly long, but it can be demanding underfoot. excellent sweeping scenery too – but there is one central area of Exmoor that particularly fits the bill From there we dropped into the shallow valley system which is part of the East Lyn’s youthful river system From this desolate place it’s simply a matter of following the track east then south, a mile and a half Distance and Going: five miles, can be very boggy in places.

  • Salalah, Oman: One of the Strangest Places I've Ever Visited

    Over the years more hints and clues about Salalah came my way culminating in a visit to Oman 18 months People think nothing of driving 2000 miles, just to come and see the greenery. Outside of the Khareef months you are guaranteed wall-to-wall sunny days and heat - and there are already a handful of very good hotels dotted along the miles and miles of empty ocean front, and due to be more Salalah lies in Dhofar, in the far south of Oman, where the annual Khareef monsoon transforms the landscape

  • St Ives, Cornwall: Why Britain's Most Beautiful Harbour Town Still Captivates Visitors

    havens to feature on Britain's proud roster of picture-perfect ports and, judging by the crowds that fill It was Lelant, just two miles along the coast, which played Big Brother in those days, and continued www.martinhespfoodandtravel.com/post/the-west-country-beaches-i-love-most 👉 Bude Beach Walk: Crooklets, Northcott Mouth and Summerleaze Downshttps://www.martinhespfoodandtravel.com/post/bude-beach-walk-crooklets-northcott-mouth-and-summerleaze-downs Around 10 miles west of Hayle and 30 miles from Truro, it is one of the county's most picturesque seaside

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