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This walk Looking for TIPS FOR A GREAT, takes 1 to AND SAFE DAY OUT LADRAM BAY 4 hours fun and healthy outdoor activities? ► Plan ahead and follow signs 2 AND RIVER Otterton PUB ► PUB Leave gates and property OTTER d Ladram as you find them 1:9 Bay ► Protect plants and animals, East please take your litter home Budleigh ► Keep dogs under close control and on a lead around livestock PUB ► Be considerate of other people using Rights of Way and those 1:8 working the land c Our guide offers you a taster of how ► Guard against all risks of fire, b to make the best of our great outdoors, especially on heathland sites for all ages and for all abilities. 1:10 Accessibility at heart USEFUL b By providing you with information on path INFORMATION condition or barriers, this guide allows you Great a to decide on which parts of the following • For all Rights of Seaside five adventure trails best meets your needs Way information visit WW2 Lookout: There is a wealth of PUB and how long you want your adventure to devon.gov.uk/prow, or to Brandy Head wildlife, history and last. The below symbols indicate that an an report a path problem call culture to be discovered 1:5 area is accessible for: Devon County Council Budleigh 1 kilometre along the River Otter, 0845 1551004. Salterton Pushchair Bike so keep your eyes open. • For full map coverage If you wish to cycle, the Otterton. Look out for the Wheelchair Mobility scooter use O.S. Maps Explorer 115 NCN route 2 links characteristic architecture of Mark Exmouth and Sidmouth or Otterton to Budleigh Rolle, signed with his initials. Note a b Explorer 116 Lyme Regis and then onto Exmouth the rounded edges of brickwork Level flat surface Natural surface, kissing and Bridport. along the old railway, to farm entrances that prevent with resting places gates, no steps/stiles • Join us on board for c but remember no livestock getting injured. d the best views. For public Natural surface, varying No stiles, up to five cycling on footpaths. gradients, gate on route steps in a flight with transport information visit Ladram Bay. 225 million year old e a hand rail transportdirect.gov.uk or Otter Estuary. This was once a sandstone, laid down when Devon More difficult terrain call Traveline 0871 200 2233. busy trading point in the 15th was more like a desert and near • If you come by car, please century, called Bodelie Haven, until the equator! Early rhynchosaur Historic drive carefully in our villages Slope Livestock the pebble ridge blocked the river dinosaurs have been found in these feature and our narrow rural roads. entrance. Now saltmarsh, mudflats rocks! Wonderful stack features Parking Cafe Traffic • Eat the view! Buying and grazing marsh attract a wide are formed by the wave erosion local products and services variety of bird to this nature eating away at weaknesses in WC Toilets PUB Pub helps support those reserve, managed by the Pebblebed the stone. businesses that keep Viewpoint Heath Conservation Trust. Seating the landscape special..

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