Explore the landscapes of North Devon this May as the National Trust hosts the North Devon Walking Festival, running from Monday 11 to Saturday 16 May to celebrate National Walking Month. The festival features a varied programme of guided walks led by National Trust rangers, garden teams and local…
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Spring and early summer transform Devon into a vibrant patchwork of colour, making it one of the most beautiful times of year to visit. From rolling countryside to dramatic coastlines, the landscape comes alive with seasonal blooms that create unforgettable views and picture perfect moments. Whether…
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Spring is one of the most exciting seasons for wildlife in Devon. As temperatures rise (hopefully) and the countryside bursts into colour, Devon wildlife becomes more active, more visible and easier to spot across the coast, countryside and moorland. From seabirds returning to dramatic cliffs to…
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After a wet start to the year, the sunshine and warmer temperatures over the past weeks have brought a real flush of spring colour to the carefully curated gardens south of Great Torrington, marking the start of a year of special horticultural events which will delight gardeners across the…
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Spring in Devon is a season of colour, scent and fresh air. As the days grow longer and the countryside begins to bloom, there is no better time to explore Devon’s finest gardens. From formal terraces overlooking the coast to ancient woodlands carpeted in wildflowers, Devon offers extraordinary…
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The first signs of spring are starting to emerge across Devon and places are sparkling after their winter deep cleans. There’s plenty to entice you out and about this winter with Wassail events, February half-term trails and tree planting. What’s more, every time you experience a National Trust day…
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2025 has marked a significant milestone for East Devon District Council’s Countryside Team, with a year defined by strong conservation outcomes, meaningful community engagement and continued care for some of Devon’s most valued natural spaces. Across East Devon’s countryside sites, the team has…
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The Exe Estuary is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) with Ramsar designation, owing to its rich biodiversity which is found on the vast mudflats at low tide. During winter, this internationally significant site attracts hundreds of thousands of migratory birds from the likes of Greenland…
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