Hunter's Inn – Heddon's Mouth Cove loop from Trentishoe

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Hunter's Inn – Heddon's Mouth Cove loop from Trentishoe

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Hunter's Inn – Heddon's Mouth Cove loop from Trentishoe

03:31

11.2km

420m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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Exmoor National Park

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2.00 km

Hunter's Inn

Highlight • Pub

Black Forest vibes... I definitely didn't expect it! A great opportunity to stop off

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3.24 km

View of Exmoor National Park

Highlight • Viewpoint

Beautiful views all around

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4.96 km

Coast Path and View of Woody Bay

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Great view over Woody Bay when approaching from the west. The route has a lot of ups and downs so you can see the Bay from way up (but need to walk down and up to reach the sea!)

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5.61 km

Hollow Brook Falls

Highlight • Natural Monument

Amazing waterfall, moderate section and good fitness level required

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5.62 km

Waterfall on the Valley of Rocks Path

Highlight • Trail

Waterfall just crosses the small path so take care :)
Its a nice refreshment to stick your arms into this small waterfall, especially on a hot day!

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5.83 km

View of Woody Bay, Valley of the Rocks, Lynmouth Bay, and Foreland Point

Highlight • Viewpoint

Make sure you look to the east as you pass along the coastal footpath. Woody Bay, Valley of the Rocks, Lynmouth Bay and Foreland Point reach out along the horizon. A glorious scene any time of the year.

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8.02 km

Heddon's Mouth Cove

Highlight • Beach

Once a popular destination for smugglers, the rocky cove of Heddon's Mouth is now an interesting place to visit. Designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, the Heddon Valley is …

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8.77 km

Stone Bridge over the River Heddon

Highlight • Bridge

This glorious little stone bridge spans the River Heddon just up from its mouth. It's cloaked in woodland and is a wonderfully serene spot. From here, you can walk along …

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