Lee House: Heddon’s Walk
This stretch of the South West Coast Path surely has be one of the most impressive and well worth the effort.
Lynton & Lynmouth – where all Walkers are Welcome.
It’s easy to see why these two charming coastal villages are known as a ‘Walker’s Paradise. It really is the perfect place for walkers and explorers with so many walks to choose from; coastal paths, woodland trails or moorland rambles.
Lee House: Butter Hill & Watersmeet
Walking with Gregg from Lee House B&B in Lynton, from Lynmouth to Butter Hill via Watersmeet for his Samaritan’s Challenge.
Combes & Gurts
An invigorating Exmoor walk from Watersmeet to Desolate then back to Watersmeet via Lynmouth’s Foreland Point.
Walking in the Heddon Valley
Whichever corner you turn in the Heddon Valley, whatever time of day and however the sunlight falls, the trees and hue are just beautiful.
Butter Fungus & New Boots
A short walk to break in a new pair of boots. Watersmeet, up to the Blue Ball Inn circling South Hill and back over Trilley Ridge.
Parracombe to Challacombe Circular
This historic, wildlife-rich and the panoramic circular walk takes you through the lives of the Bronze Age to evidence of the 1952 floods.
Fungi Magic
A circular walk through Barton Wood near Lynton & Lynmouth in Exmoor for a fun fungi foray amongst the beech nuts.
Trilly Ridge to Foreland Point
A 4-mile walk from Watersmeet, up to Trilley Ridge, out to the Foreland & then back down to Watersmeet via the Blue Ball Inn & Chiselcombe.
Mortehoe and Bull Point
To the west of Lynton & Lynmouth lies the beautifully rugged Morte Point and Bull Point Peninsula.
Watersmeet to Combe Park
A 4-1/2-mile walk from Watersmeet, via Hilsford Bridge, through Combe Park to Beggars Roost, then back via East Lyn farm to Watersmeet.