Activities at East Soar

Snapes Point

Snapes Point juts directly onto the Kingsbridge Estuary, perfect for watching the relaxed hustle and bustle of life on the estuary below. See if you can spot the nationally rare cirl bunting, blackcap or chiffchaff.

East Soar to Overbeck's Garden walk

This trail leads you along the runway of what used to be RAF Bolt Head to Overbeck's Garden, with panoramic views of the South Hams coast and countryside. Please be aware that you will need to pre-book your visit..

• Easy
• 30 mins
• 1.2 miles (1.9km)

Highland cattle on Cathole cliffs

Have you ever wondered about the furry cows who spend their colder months on Cathole cliffs? They're an important part of our conservation work, and a delight to encounter on a coastal walk.

East Soar Ranger Run, South Devon

A breathtaking circular route that dips and climbs along the rugged cliffs where 'Dartmoor meets the sea'.

• Moderate
• 2 hours 30 mins
• 12.0 miles (19.3km)

Bolt Head walk

Discover the dramatic coast around Salcombe, walking from East Soar to Bolt Head and then following the path back towards the Salcombe Estuary.

• Easy
• 2 hours
• 4.5 miles (7.2km)

Bolberry Down and Soar Mill Cove walk

Explore the history of this magnificent corner of Devon whilst enjoying spectacular views out to sea on a walk over Bolberry Down.

• Easy
• 2 hours
• 4.5 miles (7.2km)

East Soar Outdoor Experience

East Soar Outdoor Experience is situated on a National Trust farm in South Devon. Close to Salcombe, the location offers children and young people an outdoor experience that will stay with them.

Dave Halsall - Singing Paddles

Discover the secrets of the Salcombe estuary with David Halsall from Singing Paddles. Book a taster or day trip and explore hidden coves, shipwrecks and a shore teeming with wildlife.

Take the running challenge

The South West Head to Head Trail Running Challenge returns for year two, with another distance to choose from.

The secret view of Salcombe to Snapes

Explore Snapes Point and take in a 360 degree view of the beautiful Salcombe Estuary and beyond.

• Easy
• 30 mins
• 1.0 mile (1.6km)

Honouring 100 years since Salcombe’s Lifeboat Disaster

In 1916, a lifeboat capsized and claimed the lives of 13 crew in a devastating tragedy. A century later, Salcombe remembers the lost rescuers.

Watersports around Salcombe

Get into the water on your next visit the coast near East Soar, it's the perfect excuse to try something new.