Bigbury and Burgh Island views walk to Ayrmer Cove
This short, gentle walk takes you through picturesque farmland to a spot above Ayrmer Cove that's perfect for a picnic. There are impressive views of Bigbury and Burgh Island, with its famous art deco hotel, and a chance to see rare birds and flowers.
Total steps: 5
Total steps: 5
Start point
Ringmore National Trust car park, grid ref SX649456
Step 1
From the car park, follow the path waymarked to Toby's Point, through the bank and out towards the coast.
Step 2
Continue along the track until you arrive at a field gate. Take the path to the right. This path has been levelled with a solid base to provide an easy access route to the beautiful Devon coastline.
Step 3
Continue along this path. Stop at the resting points and enjoy the views across the valley to Bigbury and Burgh Island.
Step 4
Towards the end of the path, you'll see a dry-stone wall on your right-hand side. In summer, adders often bask here in the sun.
Step 5
At the end of the path, take in the stunning views down to Ayrmer Cove and out over to Burgh Island. The bench here is a good spot for a picnic and to fully soak up your surroundings and spot local wildlife. Return to your starting point at the car park by retracing your steps.
End point
Ringmore National Trust car park, grid ref SX649456
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