Things to do in Devon
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The Commons - Walk
Location
Challacombe
Between the attractive Exmoor villages of Challacombe and Parracombe, the commons offer superb views over the moor and across the sea to Wales. Furze and scrub line the deep combes and provide cover for red deer.
Type
Walking
Wistlandpound Reservoir
Location
Blackmoor Gate
Wistlandpound is an impressive 40 acre reservoir surrounded by woodland managed by the Forestry Commission and located near Blackmoor Gate in North Devon.
Type
Country Park/Nature Reserve
Kingsley, Kipling and a Horizontal Cliff Railway - Walk
Location
Westward Ho!
This walk starts by circling inland behind the town before heading to the cliffs to the west. It then returns along the South West Coast Path.
Type
Walking
Bucks Wood
Location
Bucks Mills
Bucks Wood lies in the wooded coastal fringes and adjoining valleys around the tiny village of Bucks Mills to the east of Clovelly in North Devon.
Type
Country Park/Nature Reserve
Westward Ho! Cliffs and Northam Burrows
Location
Near Bideford
The cliffs of Westward Ho! directly adjoin Northam Burrows Country Park. A grassy coastal plain with salt marsh and sand dunes, this site is of considerable importance for both its wildlife and geology.
Type
Natural Feature
Bishops and a Saint - A Different Aspect of the Tarka Trail - Walk
Location
Barnstaple
Distance: 5 miles
Difficulty: Easy/Moderate
Start/End point: Barnstaple/LandkeyThis walk from Barnstaple to Landkey, although generally easy and based on the urban centre of Barnstaple, follows a length of the route not so readily associated w
Type
Walking
Milky Way Adventure Park
Location
Bideford
North Devon’s largest all weather attraction with five major rides including Devon’s largest rollercoaster and live shows throughout the day including Merlin from Britain’s Got Talent with his death defying escapology show.
Type
Theme Park
Exmoor's Cliffs - Walk
Location
Countisbury
Exmoor meets the sea in a range of massive cliffs, and none is more impressive than Foreland Point, with its ruined Iron Age promontory fort, lighthouse and scree slopes.
Type
Walking
Bovey Heathfield
Location
Bideford
Bovey Heathfield is a remnant of lowland heathland that was once much more common in the area. It has suffered from misuse in the past but is now being managed as a Community Nature Reserve. Divided into two parts, it supports a range of habitats inc
Type
Nature Trail
Clovelly Village
Location
Bideford
This picture-postcard fishing village clings to a steep hillside on the North Devon coast. Its colourful, flower strewn cottages line the main stepped, cobbled street on such a steep incline that you can almost see down the chimney of the cottage bel
Type
Heritage/Visitor Centre
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