North Devon boasts some
of the most naturally beautiful stretches of coastline in
England. The BBC Two series 'Coastal Path' is currently
featuring presenter Paul Rose walking the entire South West Coast
Path and the first episode featured some of our favourite spots in
North Devon! If you missed it, catch up
here https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07qb61p
Whether you are looking
for a golden beach, majestic woodland or rugged cliff top. This
stunning area has it all and therefore it's no surprise that it
attracts many visitors searching for the perfect dog walking
routes. In particular this time of year hosts some of the wildest
weather for the region and if you're looking to experience a
dramatic winter walk with your dog we've got you covered with a
list of walks we consider to be the best along the South West
Coast.
WOOLACOMBE TO PUTSBOROUGH BEACH WALK
For those looking to sample one of
the most stunning stretches of beach the region has to offer, look
no further. This breath-taking walk is ideal for everyone, as it's
flat. If the sun is shining you are on to a winner, the dogs will
love the two-mile expanse of beach that stretches from Putsborough
to Woolacombe.
MORTEHOE TO BULL POINT LIGHTHOUSE
For those looking for a more
secluded walk, this one is for you! It's a great place to escape
the hustle and bustle during the winter months. Wrap up warm and
enjoy the breath-taking scenery, from distant jagged headlands to
exposed clifftop heathland. This walk loops along the south west
coast path to Bull Point Lighthouse and then back inland towards
Mortehoe. Dogs will love the windy path, just watch out for the odd
sheep!
VALLEY OF THE ROCKS WOOLAND
WALK
One of the more famous areas of the
British coast, the valley of the rocks is well known for its
spectacular rugged visage and stacked stone towers. Dramatic cliffs
and tree-clad headlands mark this area as one of the most unique on
this list. Start off at the Valley of the Rocks car park and head
around the cliffs for a short walk. However, for those wanting a
longer route, our vote would be for the woodland walk that weaves
along the coast path down to Woody bay before looping back up to
Lynton.
CROYDE BEACH TO BAGGY POINT WALK
This walk is perfect for winter and
a great way to sample the stunning panoramic views of the North
Devon coastline. Starting from the golden, sandy beach (which does
allow dogs from the 1st October to 1st May)
take one of the two routes upwards to baggy point. This walk is
ideal for the family, offering a choice of an easier path, perfect
for those looking for a gentle stroll or alternatively the steeper
path for those looking for more of a hike. For those feeling
energentic, you can continue onto Putsborough and Woolacombe!
If you are thinking of
visiting our beautiful part of the world for a walking holiday or
just a relaxing break, take advantage of our 'no booking fee' offer
- use code SPRING2020 by 29th Feb to get £45 off any holiday dates
in March!
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