스톡랜드‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 천연기념물

According to locals, there's beavers here.

Peaceful spot for a break on the corner just before Axmouth village, benches and a picnic table looking out over the estuary.

Prescott Pinetum (also known as either Uplyme or Woodhouse Pinetum) . The majority of the mature trees are dated to the 1840s-1860s when they were planted by the then owner of Woodhouse; the majority of the species originate from the Americas.

Near Otterford lies this group of nine Bronze Age barrows that have been scheduled as ancient monuments. The origin of the barrows is unknown, have folklore suggests that the barrows were used by the legendary Robin Hood and Little John to play quoits.

Otterhead Lakes is a beautiful nature reserve on the site of a former Victorian estate in the Blackdown Hills Area of Natural Beauty. The reserve features two lakes, a river, grasslands and wetlands and is home to a diverse range of wonderful wildlife species including dormice, badgers, and bats, as well as kingfisher, dipper & wagtail.

A great place to park and enjoy the view across the estuary to Seaton Wetlands. You can park alongside the estuary and have a drink at The Harbour Inn