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All the quiet lanes leading in and out of hartland make for great walking experience.

The Breakwater at Bude harbour was first constructed in 1819 to protect the canal but destroyed by a storm in 1838. The present structure dates from 1839-43 - a low wall whose sloping seaward side stands only 4ft above the high-water mark of Spring tides.

A small selection of trails that take you through the trees and open areas, with some good views down the valley.

Tamar lakes are a scenic place to visit with a gravel track that circulates around it, it does however have a couple off places that can get boggy after heavy rain!

Penstowe Castle, also known as Kilkhampton Castle is not easily viewed from the road. This old medieval fortification dates from around the 12th century and is listed as a scheduled monument. The castle was built in a motte and bailey style, located on a knoll with steep slopes.

The source of the River Tamar is found in Woolley Wood, only approximately 6km from the North Cornwall coast. The River Tamar flows over 60 south to Plymouth, forming the boundary between Cornwall and Devon. The source of the river is not the most obvious, as it located in an area that is boggy.

Hartland is an unspoiled rural village situated inside the beautiful North Devon Area of Natural Beauty. Hartland is a social hub to the neighbouring communities and features traditional shops, a beautiful old church, great cafés and restaurants, and a number of excellent pubs including The King's Arms & The Hart Inn.

The tower has gotten so close to the cliffs at this point and is now "at risk of falling". It is scheduled to be moved backwards from mid-2023.