Exmouth

Visit the farm whilst cycling or on foot along the Exe Estuary Trail. A new multi-use path sweeps across the fields connecting the trail to A la Ronde. In the summer months stop for cake and tea in the farmhouse's tea-garden.

Just 10 minutes by bike or 30 minutes on foot from the Exe Estuary Trail is A la Ronde. From walls lovingly decorated with hundreds of feathers and shells, to quirky diamond shaped windows, this house enchants all those who make a visit.

This 26 mile trail is part of Route 2 of the National Cycle Network as well as a scenic route for walkers. Along the way discover estuary wildlife and pretty riverside towns and villages.

Best known as one end of the Jurassic coastline, Orcombe Point sits high above Exmouth beach with spectacular ocean views and well used footpaths.

Tucked away a mile or so from the beaches at Exmouth, is the small and friendly, tenant run campsite and bunkhouse at Prattshayes.

Exmouth Watersports are National Trust tenants at Prattshayes. They offer a wide range of activities on and off the water including the popular Jurassic paddle.

Over time coastal erosion has been a threat to the Orcombe Point section of coast path and prolonged periods of wet weather were making it increasingly difficult to walk in the area.

The skill of traditional hedge-laying is declining despite the many ecological benefits using it offers. Our countryside volunteers join a decreasing number of people working in the countryside who have these important skills.