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Distance: 10.7 km

Komoot Rating: Moderate

Accessibility: Not suitable for wheelchair users / difficult for crutches

WALK START: 9.30am at Cross Street Pay & Display Car Park

Finish: The Hunters Inn Heddon Valley

What to expect: This coastal walk follows a breathtaking stretch of the South West Coast Path, offering dramatic cliff-top views, sweeping sea vistas and ever-changing landscapes along the way. Expect a rewarding mix of rolling headlands, hidden coves, and quieter beach sections, with the path rising and falling as it hugs the coastline. Along the route, we’ll pass through charming coastal villages and unspoilt natural scenery, with plenty of opportunities to pause, take in the views and enjoy the sense of space and wild beauty that defines this part of the coast. It’s a varied and invigorating walk that combines physical challenge with moments of calm, connection and reflection by the sea.

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Distance: 12.6 km

Komoot Rating: Moderate

Accessibility: Not suitable for wheelchair users / difficult for crutches

WALK START: 9.30am at Heddon Valley Car Park 

Finish: Pack O’Cards Inn

What to expect: This walk carries us along one of North Devon’s most inspiring sections of the South West Coast Path, beginning at the dramatic Heddon’s Mouth - with its rugged cove and river meeting the sea - and following a beautifully varied coastal route toward Combe Martin. We’ll experience a mix of rolling cliff-top terrain, breathtaking headland views over the Bristol Channel and Exmoor’s wild coastline, and the striking presence of Great Hangman cliffs, some of the highest sea cliffs in England. The terrain undulates with challenging ascents and descents that reward us with ever-changing panoramas, peaceful valleys, and glimpses of secluded beaches and rock formations, capturing the spirit of this iconic stretch of Britain’s longest National Trail.

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Distance: 8.49 km

Komoot Rating: Moderate

Accessibility: Not suitable for wheelchair users / difficult for crutches

WALK START: 9.30am at Kiln Car Park, Combe Martin

Finish: The Lime Kiln Cafe & Bar

What to expect: This section of the South West Coast Path delivers a mix of classic coastal walking and dramatic scenery as we make our way between Combe Martin and Ilfracombe. We’ll be treated to sweeping sea views and varied terrain, with the trail rising and falling along rugged headlands and through peaceful coves that showcase the wild beauty of North Devon’s coastline. Along the way there are opportunities to enjoy sweeping panoramas over the Bristol Channel, charming local features, and moments of serene nature that make this stretch both invigorating and deeply rewarding. The combination of cliff-top paths, coastal villages and ever-changing landscapes creates an unforgettable walking experience that captures the spirit of one of Britain’s most iconic national trails.

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Distance: 5.24 km

Komoot Rating: Easy

Accessibility: Fully Accessible for Wheelchairs and those confident on crutches

WALK START: 10 am at Jubilee Gardens Car Park

Finish: Jubilee Gardens Car Park

What to expect: This accessible coastal walk takes us along one of the gentler, more welcoming sections of the South West Coast Path, offering beautiful seaside views without the more strenuous climbs often found elsewhere on the trail. We’ll enjoy a mostly smooth and relatively level path that still gives us a real taste of the dramatic coastline - crashing waves, wide horizons, hidden coves and open sky - while making it easier to pause and take in the scenery. With a combination of refreshing ocean air, peaceful stretches of trail and easy‑going terrain, this route is a wonderful way to experience the natural beauty of the coast, whether you’re walking, using a mobility aid, or joining us alongside your friends and family.

Accessibility: Fully Accessible for Wheelchairs

Optional Activities: Optional BBQ and activities TBC

Location: Rest Day will be spent in Ilfracombe this year

What to expect: After a slow morning to accommodate for some well-deserved lie ins, we will come together for some relaxing activities yet to be confirmed.

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Distance: 12.2 km

Komoot Rating: Moderate

Accessibility: Not suitable for wheelchair users / difficult for crutches

WALK START: 9:30 am at Jubilee Gardens Car Park

Finish: The Barn, Woolacombe

What to expect: This stunning coastal route takes us along sweeping shorelines and dramatic sea views, weaving between sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and quiet headlands. We’ll experience the rhythm of the tide, with salty sea breezes and panoramic vistas opening up around every bend. The path hugs the coastline for much of the journey, offering easy stretches of flatter terrain interspersed with more undulating sections that climb gently to provide spectacular open-water outlooks. Along the way we’ll pass through charming seaside villages, natural coves, and hidden beaches - perfect spots to pause and soak in the scenery or enjoy a picnic by the water. 

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Distance: 10.5 km

Komoot Rating: Moderate

Accessibility: Not suitable for wheelchair users / difficult for crutches

WALK START: 9:30 am at The Esplanade Car Park

Finish: The Thatch, Croyde

What to expect: This coastal route takes us along one of the most striking sections of the North Devon coast, winding between the golden sands and rolling surf of Woolacombe to the picturesque bay at Croyde. We traverse a mix of soft sandy beaches, gently undulating cliff-top paths, and rugged headlands with panoramic views out over the Atlantic, where seabirds wheel overhead and the sound of the waves becomes our constant companion. The trail offers a wonderful blend of coastal scenery, from sheltered coves to expansive open sea vistas, and invites us to pause and soak it all in - whether stopping for a breather on a grassy bluff or taking in the sunset from a quiet stretch of shore. This is classic West Country seaside walking at its best, full of natural beauty and the refreshing energy of the coast.

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Distance: 19.2 km

Komoot Rating: Hard

Accessibility: This is a long and difficult route. Not suitable for wheelchair users / difficult for crutches

WALK START: 9:00 am at Croyde Car Park

Finish: Williams Arms, Braunton

What to expect: This section of the route carries us from Croyde to Braunton, guiding us through some of North Devon’s most beautiful coastal and countryside terrain. We follow paths that weave between golden beaches and grassy, windswept headlands, each offering wide‑open views of the Atlantic and the rhythm of the surf below. The trail moves fluidly through a mix of sandy tracks and gentle rolling terrain, inviting us to pause and take in the dramatic coastal panoramas or the quieter, sheltered coves tucked along the way. As we approach Braunton, the landscape shifts subtly, blending coastal charm with the broader expanse of grazing fields and wildlife‑rich wetland edges. Together, this route captures both the rugged energy of the seaside and the peaceful beauty of open countryside - a perfect mix for an immersive outdoor experience.

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Distance: 16.2 km

Komoot Rating: Moderate

Accessibility: Not suitable for wheelchair users / difficult for crutches

WALK START: 9:00 am at Caen Street Car Park

Finish: Sandbanks Cafe

What to expect: This walk from Braunton to Yelland unfolds along a gently varied landscape where the open countryside meets the tranquil waters of the estuary. We follow paths that trace the edges of grazing fields and winding waterways, moving toward wide views over the Taw-Estuary and its ever‑changing tides. The route offers a quieter kind of coastal beauty - not just rugged headlands and surf, but reflective saltmarsh expanses, curlews calling overhead, and long stretches of peaceful shoreline that feel worlds away from the bustle. Along the way there are glimpses of boats on the water, rich birdlife on the mudflats, and cosy villages that speak to the everyday rhythm of North Devon life. Together, it’s a lovely balance of open skies, gentle paths, and coastal calm - a perfect walk for soaking up nature, shared conversation, and the wide‑open feeling that only an estuary route can offer.

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Distance: 5.43 km

Komoot Rating: Easy

Accessibility: Fully Accessible for Wheelchairs and those confident on crutches

WALK START: 11:30 am at Otters, Bideford

Finish: The Boathouse, Instow

What to expect: This accessible walk takes us along a beautifully flat and traffic-free stretch between Bideford and Instow, following part of the iconic Tarka Trail and the estuary edge. It’s a gentle, well-surfaced route that’s ideal for walkers of all abilities, with wide paths that make it easy to enjoy the scenery at a relaxed pace. As we move alongside the water, we’re treated to expansive views over the estuary and its rich birdlife, with boats and rippling tide adding to the peaceful atmosphere. The trail winds through a mix of riverside paths, green open spaces, and quiet sections of countryside, inviting pauses to take in the quiet beauty of North Devon’s coastal landscape. This walk is perfect for anyone looking to enjoy a nature-filled, accessible outdoor experience with plenty of space to breathe and explore.