Discover the natural beauty and rich heritage of Braunton, a delightful Devon village perfectly explored on foot or by bicycle
Braunton, a charming village nestled in North Devon, is a delight for those who prefer to explore at a relaxed pace. Leaving the car behind, you can easily immerse yourself in the natural splendour of the area. Step onto the famous Tarka Trail, a haven for walkers and cyclists, offering miles of flat, traffic-free paths that weave through unspoilt countryside and along the estuary towards coastal vistas. From Braunton, you can also join sections of the iconic South West Coast Path, leading to dramatic headlands like Baggy Point, where breathtaking views await. Explore the unique Braunton Burrows, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, rich in wildlife and offering invigorating strolls. Back in the village, delve into local history at the Braunton & District Museum or discover the UK’s surfing heritage at the engaging Museum of British Surfing, both easily reached on foot. Braunton truly invites you to connect with its landscape and stories, all at your own unhurried rhythm.
