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- One of the most dramatic landmarks on Somerset's coastline
- Coastal headland extending 1½ miles into the Bristol Channel
- Fascinating Palmerston Fort, built in 1865 and rearmed during the Second World War
- Rich wildlife habitat can be explored by a network of paths
- Exhibition offers a unique insight into Brean's history
 | The cliffs are extremely steep. Please stay on the main paths, keep dogs on leads and wear suitable footwear. The beach (not NT) can be dangerous. The Fort and Down are reached by a steep climb from the car park. On most Sat and Sun afternoons from Easter to end Sept, volunteers open officers' quarters and gun magazines for visitors. Also open Mon, Wed and Fri during school holidays. Groups guided on request. No WC |
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