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It saves walking up a steep hill but more than that, it's a great experience. Clever engineering that has stood the test of time.

Great place for a cream tea!

Great feat of engineering , travel up for a great view of Lynmouth and surrounding area😄

This narrow coastal path, which winds high above the sea, offers beautiful views of the coastline. Along the way, you pass a small waterfall and occasionally cross a small patch of forest. It's a very beautiful path, well worth the walk.

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The café at the top of the mountain station offers freshly baked and delicious pasties.

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The Cliff Railway takes you back uphill to Lynton in an environmentally friendly way, powered by hydropower.

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Very British! Typically English.

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Moderate trail worth exploring, it has some amazing sights

Moderate trail for a good day out exploring this magnificent place

This tour is beautiful and highly recommended. We had a drink down in Lynmouth and went back up on the water slide. Then we went to Charly's in Lynton.

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Beautiful, mystic path along the water.

This airy section of the South West Coast Path links Lynton with the Valley of Rocks. It's a gently sloping surfaced trail which traverses under the steep slopes and cliffs, there is a steep drop on the other side down to the sea. Amazing views and great running.

A really great single track section of the South West Coast Path leading into or out of Heddon's Mouth Cleeve. Underfoot the trail is gravelly and grippy, technical but fine to run fast if you concentrate.

We didn't find the beach very nice today - it was rocky, a bit unkempt, and there were lots of dogs. But there were lots of restaurants around it! Maybe we were just unlucky? It didn't look anything like the photos we posted. The fact that the A-road runs right past it doesn't make it any better.

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Down in Lynmouth, things get busy around the little harbor. There is a huge car park right next to the bridge, where the bus that goes from Ilfracombe to Minehead (open double-decker) also stops. There are numerous pubs and cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops. One attraction is the Glen Lyn Gorge (near the water fountain), which is worth the entrance fee if you've had enough of the hustle and bustle.

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

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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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Today, as is often the case, they didn't have a cook. At least there was cake. The location is really great in a very narrow valley, hiking here is really strenuous, but it's also not easy to drive on single-lane, very steep streets. There is a large beer garden not only at the front but also at the back, it's also nice to sit inside! Here is also the large National Trust car park (£3 for 2 hours, £5 for the whole day). Parking machines don't accept card payments, but the tearooms next to the parking lot can accept card payments or even notes if, like us, you don't have the right coins.

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Oct 23: one way only, card payment only. 3.5 pounds per nose. At least uphill you can avoid a nasty climb, have fun and support this great little railway. There's also a café up in Lynton. Attention, the last train currently leaves at 5 p.m.!

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The place is nice, the tea room is very nice, but the cream tea was really poor. Seems like this is always the case in NT cafes these days. The man got his sausage roll without any side dishes, we had to ask for cutlery... Everything was very chaotic, but the place is nice, the people tried hard... You accept that. I just wouldn't expect too much!

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