Hond vriendelijke vakanties in Devon

A walk around Hartland Point and Lighthouse in North Devon AONB - Titchberry - Hartland Point - Titchberry.

North Devon AONB - Speke' Mill - Docton Mill Gardens - Stoke - St Nectan's Church. A relatively easy going circular walk with varied landscapes including dramatic coastal views, pretty river valley, and riverside walking nearly all off road. A couple of steep climbs and generally dry underfoot even in February after a very wet winter. Refreshments at Docton Mill April - October and at Hartland Quay when it re-opens. (Being refurbished Feb 2022)

A circular walk of Just under six miles taking in Blackchurch Rock and Clovelly court. Set in the North Devon AONB and following the SWCP (south west coast path) for a good part of the walk. Mainly easy going but the decent and ascent to and from Blackchurch Rock bay is very strenuous..

Early May 2021 saw us walking this route in a clockwise direction, with superb coastal views and delightful Devon scenery. At the start is the River Estuary which is a birdlife sanctuary where patience is rewarded with a fine mix of waterfowl. The route could easily be extended to take in Otterton and the delights of Budleigh Salterton.

A there and back walk to the NT tea room at watersmeet.

Dog friendly walk, taking in Newton Abbot, decoy and Walborough. Lovely walk on a sunny day or in late autumn. Not very difficult but takes in a few hills but has some wonderful views and scenery.

A circular walk mostly following the well signed Sid Valley circular route. This route takes in Sidbury and Sidmouth as well as the hamlet of Salcombe Regis. This route explores the rolling countryside around the Sid valley, The premium and characterful areas of Sidmouth, Sea front at Sidmouth and the low cliffs / coast path before going inland towards Salcombe Regis. Beautiful views, delightful scenery and many points of interest. *photos taken on phone which has water in lens. Sorry!

A figure of eight walk from Hartland village taking in part of the south west coast path, Blackpool Mill, Hartland Quay and stoke Village.

EDIT: Ive edited the hike to remove the road section but its a couple of miles longer. Ive walked it and its much much better. Start at jennycliff cafe where there is lots of parking and a cafe, then enjoy!

This is a great Riverside Walk in Devon, from Fingle Bridge to Castle Drogo.