UCO Devon's Jurassic Coast Short Walks Guidebook - OS Short Walks Made Easy

Stretching just 30 miles, this coastline packs remarkable natural variety. Running from Exmouth to Lyme Regis, scenery changes constantly. Its UNESCO World Heritage status recognises the global importance of this landscape. Ten walks explore south-east Devon’s compact but dramatic coastline. Climb red sandstone cliffs at Orcombe Point and The Geoneedle. Continue eastward to the striking white chalk cliffs of Beer Head. Enjoy easy promenade walks in Exmouth and Sidmouth. Visit Branscombe Mouth beach framed by rolling countryside. Explore peaceful nature reserves along the Otter Estuary at Budleigh Salterton. Look for signs of reintroduced beavers along sheltered riverbanks. Visit Seaton Wetlands for waterbird viewing and calm trails. Include a nostalgic tram ride as part of the walking route. Bring binoculars to spot avocets at Bowling Green Marsh. Walk from Topsham ferry landings through rich estuarine habitats. This RSPB reserve rewards quiet exploration and patient observation. Inland walks reveal rare lowland heath landscapes. Woodbury Castle hillfort offers sweeping coastline views. Mutter’s Moor hosts summer nightjars and Dartmoor-facing panoramas. Enjoy riverside parkland walking at The Byes in Sidmouth. Explore historic Colyton with its charming streets and heritage. Wander the Coly Valley for gentle countryside walking. What walks are inside Devon's Jurassic Coast Short Walks Guidebook? Topsham Exmouth Woodbury Castle The Otter Estuary Mutter’s Moor The Byes, Sidmouth Branscombe Beer Head Seaton Wetlands Colyton and the River Coly What can I expect from a Ordnance Survey Short Walks Made Easy guidebook? Ten gentle walks ranging from 1¾ to 3 miles Beautiful scenery with high cliffs, beaches, wetlands and parks Convenient access with easy parking and public transport options Well-placed refreshment stops along each route Clear guidance on walks suitable for dogs Access to every route via the OS Maps App