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Sidmouth East
Walk 1
| Walk 1 (3.5 miles) | Time:1h 30 mins |
 Sidmouth Cliffs |  Tap map for larger version | ||
 | Jurassic Coast | ||
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 | Sidgard Road | ||
This walk follows paths into Sidmouth along the river Sid. It then climbs steeply up Salcombe Hill; the views of the Jurassic Coast at the top are stunning and well worth the strenuous climb - it's an ideal place for a picnic There is one very steep climb. | |||
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| Walks near Sidmouth: | |
| Sidmouth West | |
.jpg) | Great walks combining forests,moorland and sea with breathtaking views of the Jurassic coast. |
| Donkey Sanctuary | |
.jpg) | A short but invigorating family walk from the Donkey Sanctuary to the Jurassic Coast where in 2007 the Napoli ran aground. |
| Salcombe Hill & Salcombe Regis | |
 | Enjoy a picnic with spectacular views of the coast and explore the famous Norman Lockyer Observatory where helium was first discovered. |
| Branscombe | |
.jpg) | This is a must walk if you are in this area - it will involve some climbing but views of coastline is breathtaking. |
Walk 2
| Walk 2 to Salcombe (5.2 miles) | Time:2h 10 mins |
 Tap map for larger version | A slightly less strenuous but equally rewarding walk initially follows the river Sid to Sidford . It crosses an ancient Pack Horse Bridge then veers off into Knowle House estate - look out for the spectacular gates. You return via the picturesque village of Salcombe Regis. Caution : Take care crossing the A3052 to Lyme Regis.
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