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옛 철도 노선 덕분에 Exmouth와 Budleigh 사이의 이 길은 타기 쉽습니다

양동이와 삽은 잊으세요. Budleigh Salterton에서는 "Budleigh Buns!"가 전부입니다! 이 거대하고 매끄러운 타원형 조약돌은 해변의 상징이며, 돌 쌓기와 갯벌 탐험가들에게는 천국과 같습니다.

극적인 등장을 즐기신다면, 제이콥스 래더는 시드머스의 레드 카펫과 같습니다. 단, 더 많은 유산소 운동이 필요할 뿐이죠! 이 상징적인 흰색 나무 계단은 울창한 코노트 정원과 아래의 멋진 조약돌 해변을 연결합니다. 내려갈수록 거대한 녹슨 진저브레드 조각처럼 보이는 붉은 트라이아스기 절벽의 "조감도"를 볼 수 있습니다. 맨 아래에 도착하면 암석 웅덩이와 파도 소리가 가득한 세상이 펼쳐집니다. 전설에 따르면 멈추지 않고 다시 올라가면 꼭대기에서 특대 사이즈의 데본 크림 티를 받을 수 있다고 합니다. 도전해 보시겠어요?

Look out for an entrance onto a footpath on your right, which follows beside the railway tracks on your left, and the exe estuary on your right. The path is too narrow for cycling but great for walking and running.

Large seating area over looking the water

Good beer and food.

A fantastic green space so close to the famous seafront. Ideal for a quiet stroll just away from the busy beaches and a secret haven for wildlife. The warm, sandy soil at The Maer provides perfect conditions for insects. Many unusual solitary Bees and Wasps make their nest tunnels in the sand and get on with raising their larvae out of sight of the casual observer – look for tiny Bees flying out of holes in the ground. Skylarks are a species of British bird that have suffered a massive decline in recent years. However, there are still a handful of pairs that regularly use The Maer in the summer months for breeding. If disturbed a skylark will fly up singing loudly, filling the air with its beautiful call. The harsh soil conditions mean that specialised and rare plants can grow on this site. Many small, unobtrusive plants, including a number of tiny grasses, survive on areas of bare soil eroded by visitors. Sea Holly is locally rare, but grows very well on the seaward side of the nature reserve. Looking like a small blue-grey thistle, Sea Holly is actually a member of the carrot family! There are many different species of Clover growing here, including several nationally important species. Look out for the fluffy flower heads of Hare’s Foot Clover between June and September which, as its name suggests, resemble little rabbit feet – unmistakable.

Exmouth's clock tower is located in pride of place on the town's sea front Esplanade. It was built in commemorating Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee in 1897. The clock was originally wound by hand by a Council employee,however, the mechanism was replaced and the original workings are now on display in the town museum.