Once a popular destination for smugglers, the rocky cove of Heddon's Mouth is now an interesting place to visit. Designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, the Heddon Valley is home to lots of wildlife, including otters and the rare high brown fritillary butterfly, so keep a look-out.

Christine🔹

October 8, 2023

The River Heddon flows into the sea here, a romantic place! The beach consists of large stones, it is not suitable for swimming, but you can sit on the rocks and look at the sea. There is also a higher viewing point where you can also find benches.

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Gander59

August 10, 2024

Great view, great atmosphere. Fresh water, salt water and great vegetation.

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