This glorious little stone bridge spans the River Heddon just up from its mouth. It's cloaked in woodland and is a wonderfully serene spot. From here, you can walk along the river on either side down to the sea or upriver. The Hunter's Inn isn't far, if you're peckish.

Christine🔹

October 8, 2023

From here 2 paths on the left side of the river lead to Hunter's Inn. The lower one is (permanently?) closed due to the risk of flooding, so only the steep upper path remains. It's easy to manage, but not with a stroller as stated.

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Christine🔹

October 8, 2023

OK, a guide. Now not the great highlight. But it's quite useful

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Location: Martinhoe, North Devon, Devon, South West England, England, United Kingdom

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Stone Bridge over the River Heddon

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