15 Short Walks in South Devon - Salcombe, Brixham and the coast (häftad, eng)

Discover the spectacular coastline and rolling countryside of South Devon, from the sailing haven of Salcombe to the colourful fishing port of Brixham and the sweeping cliffs of the South West Coast Path. With golden beaches, hidden coves, tidal estuaries and flower-rich headlands, this corner of southwest England offers some of the most rewarding short coastal walks in England.

This collection of 15 short walks explores the very best of South Devon, with circular routes of under three hours that are perfect for families, holidaymakers and walkers looking for half-day adventures. Clear Ordnance Survey mapping, step-by-step route descriptions and practical local information make it easy to discover beaches, headlands and harbour towns with confidence.

15 walks across Salcombe, Brixham and the wider South Hams, each with clear OS maps and easy-to-follow directions for stress-free exploringShort routes of under three hours along the South West Coast Path, so you can experience this iconic coastal landscape on family-friendly walks that have manageable terrain Explore coastal highlights such as Start Point and Berry Head with ease, knowing practical details like parking and public transport from the off Discover wildlife-rich scenery around Slapton Ley and the Dart estuary near Dartmouth, with background information that brings South Devon’s landscapes and heritage to lifeCombine the seaside charm of Hope Cove and Bigbury-on-Sea, beach walks and clifftop paths with a lunch at local refreshment stops to create the perfect family day out Stroll above turquoise coves, wander through flower-filled headlands and explore characterful harbours shaped by Devon’s maritime past.

These 15 short walks capture the very best of South Devon’s coastline in manageable, inspiring adventures, perfect for half-day explorations, weekend breaks, or family holidays.

Format	Häftad
Omfång	96 sidor
Språk	Engelska
Förlag	Cicerone Press
Utgivningsdatum	2025-09-12
ISBN	9781786312532