Esca Pe to Exmoor Welcome to the Heddon Valley Where the South West Coast Path Dips Down to the Sea Close to Heddon’S Mouth

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Esca pe to Exmoor Welcome to the Heddon Valley where the South West Coast Path dips down to the sea close to Heddon’s Mouth. HEDDON’S GATE HOTEL Heddon’s Gate is tucked away high up on the eastern side of the river and hidden at the end of a quarter- mile private drive. The hotel is set in more than 2 acres of its own gardens and woodland with panoramic views to the west and is perfectly positioned to take full advantage of sunny afternoons. Midway between Lynton and Combe Martin and just one mile from the sea, Heddon’s Gate Hotel has an illusion of remoteness in an idyllic setting. HEDDON’S GATE HOTEL Martinhoe | Parracombe | Barnstaple Devon | EX31 4PZ Tel: 01598 763481 Email: [email protected] www.heddonsgatehotel.co.uk THE HEDDON VALLEY Heddons Lime outh Kiln South West Coastal Path Wooden Bridge Roman Signal Waterfall Heddon’s Station Mouth Path Old Carriage Path Lime WOODY AY Kiln Access Road to Woody Bay Old Carriage Path Stone Bridge TENTHOE South West Coastal Path ATNHOE P Narrow Toll Road to Lynton The Heddon River P Hunte’s nn Heddons ate Hotel 01598 763230 01598 763481 Scale 4 inches = 1 mile EX31 4PY EX31 4PZ KEY A3123 - Woolacombe River & Sea Cliff Beach Mannacott Wooded Area Spooner’s Path Farm Cliff Edge P Road ET OTE Natonal Mannacott Best Route into Valley Tust Lane Head Access Only Ice cream, Parking gift shop & View Point toilets Water Trough A399 - Combe Martin Bench & Ilfracombe EAT OTE A39 - Barnstaple OTH OTE LAKOO ATE (Very Narrow) P W.C (Good mobile signal) AAOE A39 - Lynton & Lynmouth Woody Bay OOLANDS All routes shown on yellow background not to scale. Railway Station EX31 4RA.

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