From winding cliff paths with stunning views to long sandy beach walks or wooded valleys, we have easy access to walks that will suit everyone.
Gentle adventures. Unforgettable views. All within reach.
North Devon is a land of quiet wonders — rolling hills, hidden valleys, and a coastline that gives you room to breathe. Whether you’re visiting for a few days or lucky enough to call it home, there are walks that don’t ask for hiking boots and hours of driving — just a sense of curiosity and a love for the outdoors.
Here are our favourite walks — close to Spreacombe, easy to enjoy, and rich in soul-soothing scenery.
Morte Point Cliff Path
Park at Morthoe and walk around Morte point
- Often see seal on the rocks,
- stunning views of Wooalcmbe Beach
- Walk can be tailored to whatever length you want
- Refreshments for after, there are two pubs and a tea room in Mortehoe
Woolacombe Beach
Woolacombe to Putsborough
- Level walk along the expansive sandy Beach
- Cafés and toilets at both ends of the beach.
- Walk length about 1 ½ miles each way
- A good leg stretch
- Potential to return via dunes
National Trust Walk -
- Park at Hunters Inn
- Walk through a steep gorge along the River Heddon on a moderate path
- Ends at a disused 19th Century lime Kiln and the stony Heddons Mouth Beach
- Sometimes Seal on the beach
- Often stone sculptures on the beach
- circa 2 miles full trail
The North Devon Coast Path,
As dramatised in "The Salt Path" - The North Devon coastal path is both dramatic and easily reachable. Heading around either Baggy Point or Morte Point you’ll see Lundy Island in the distance on a clear day. It’s a great spot for a picnic or just to pause and breathe.
Recharge
At Spreacombe we believe in walks that clear the mind, not exhaust the body. These routes were chosen not just for their views, but for how they make you feel: free, restored, and quietly inspired.
.... And not very well kept secret is that most of our walks involve little snacks of some sort , it's just all a question of whether to picnic or go to a cafe!
Ready to explore? Let your feet find the rhythm of North Devon.
