Combe Martin, a village in North Devon known for the longest village street in England and the Pack O'Cards, is built along a long combe narrowing down to a small harbour and a sandy beach.

Pack O'Cards

Difficulty:

It starts from Combe Martin's Car Park and follows public footpaths and quiet lanes, all with interesting names, Water Lane,Corner lane,Girt Lane and Shute Lane.

The initial stretch is a steady climb to Great Hangman which marks the highest point of the South West Coast path - the origin of the name 'Hangman'.is uncertain.

From here follow the coastal path with extensive views of Wales and Lundy Island.

George Ley won a great deal of money after gambling in 1690 and built this strange structure with 4 floors (four suits) and 13 rooms (number of cards in each suit).

Map of Walk 1

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spectacular views of Wales and Lundy Island

Walk 2 Bolt Head (3.5 miles)

Difficulty:

There is one steady climb and descent.

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Map of Walk 2