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Part of the Tarka Trail

Nice beach about 2.5 miles long between Northam and Westward Ho

Speke's Mill Mouth waterfall is a popular stopping point, with narrow access to the plunge pool for a dip in the summer. The falls become more impressive following wetter weather.

Make sure it’s been raining for the waterfall

Wasnt that impressed by the restaurant cafe and beach area as animals not allowed, cream teas nothing to write home about

Safe and dry rest area

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If you want a better effect go when its been raining for a couple of days.

If your watch your step in the woods the area is full of grouse

Pack your swim gear. You can swim in the pool at the base of the waterfall!

Absolutely mesmerizing! This coastal path offers extraordinary views at every turn, making it a must-visit destination. The turquoise blue waters and the vibrant wildflowers scattered across the cliffs provide just a glimpse of the stunning vistas you will encounter on this walk. The enchanting waterfall is an ideal spot for a break and a picnic, where you can admire the panoramic views of the sea as it powerfully crashes against the cliffs below. The scenery remains just as breathtaking on the journey back, leaving us in awe as we reluctantly headed back to the car.

The landscape here is very reminiscent of Ireland. If you have the opportunity, hike to the waterfall after a few rainy days, otherwise you will be disappointed that you don't see what the pictures show here

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At least in German-language travel guides there is a real Clovelly bashing à la "Devon's Tourist Trap No. 1". So we didn't think it was that bad! There is a very expensive parking lot at the top of the town, there is a tourist shop with an exhibition, then the road goes steeply down into town. And yes, there are crowds of fellow tourists. Nevertheless, we found it so beautiful, picturesque and interesting that we went there twice. Later in the day it became so “quiet” that we managed to get a seat in the pub

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Perfectly preserved bridge with great view all around

The strata rock formations along this stretch of coast are stunning, the paths has some incredibly tough climbs and whether you are running or walking I recommend taking moments to soak ok in the views here.

A bit of a diversion of the South West Coast Path if you're running but well worth the effort. The beach is large at low tide but quite small at high tide, it's rocky and has a great wave cut platform. Blackchurch Rock is an amazing double arch. The seaward face has some brilliant rock climbing.

Easy ride on the path of the old railway line with refreshments at many of the stations that now house cafés for the tourist

Hartland Quay was once full of indutsrial bustle with the importing of coal, lime and slate and exporting of grain by sea. It is a world away from the peace and tranquility now on the South West Coast Path. The disused quay buildings are now a hotel and a pub. With sea and cliff views it's a wonderful place to stop off on a walk or start out. You can also see Lundy Island from here. A designated marine nature reserve where you can head for day trips.

Mouthmill Beach is home to the magnificent Blackchurch rock is a large arch stack. The magnificent arches are made from Hartland Quay Shale and contain goniatite fossils. The isolated cove has long been associated with smuggling activities. You can still see the remains of an old limekiln nearby whose limestone and coal would have been brought in via boat.

Waterfall into the sea in Beautiful surroundings

Unfortunately hardly any water when I was there. Nevertheless very worth seeing!

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