SWCP Braunton to Croyde
Braunton to Croyde
Walk along the South West Coast Path between Braunton and Croyde on the North Devon Coast
Author: Griffmonster | Sunday, 6 February 2022 | No comments |
Walk along the South West Coast Path between Braunton and Croyde on the North Devon Coast
Author: Griffmonster | Tuesday, 17 December 2019 | No comments |
An 16 mile walk along the South West Coast Path between Bucks Cross and Hartland
An easy start to a walk through the tree covered cliff-tops makes a pleasant ramble through to Clovelly. There follows a couple of challenging valleys to cross and then broad open meadows for more easy walking through to Hartland Point. At this stage the coast turns South to reveal a coastline that can only be described as truly spectacular.
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An 8 mile walk along the South West Coast Path between Bucks Cross to Westward Ho!
A moderate walk along the cliffs to Westward Ho!, the town renowned for being the only place in Britain to have an exclamation mark in its name. This walk presents a good introduction to the South West Coast Path being under 10 miles and with few difficult or strenuous ascents and descents. There are amazing panoramas of the coastline throughout with views to Hartland in the west and Westward Ho! and north Devon to the East and North.
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An 16 mile walk along the South West Coast Path between Bude and Boscastle
A challenging walk along a spectacular part of the South West Coast Path. Although this can be achieved in a single day there is the village of Crackington haven near to the half way mark which allows one to cut the walk into two smaller options. Waterfalls to see, steep valleys to cross and some amazing views of the coastline.
Author: Griffmonster | Thursday, 10 January 2019 | No comments |
An 19 mile walk along the South West Coast Path between Hartland to Bude
The section from Hartland to Bude is the most challenging part of the whole South West Coast Path. There are ten deep valleys to cross which seem unrelenting but the reward is some of the most spectacular scenery of the whole trail. This is definitely something for the more experienced hiker to undertake.
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