Revelstoke Drive and Noss Mayo walk

A lovely circular walk all year round with plenty to see including far-reaching coastal views, woodlands leading right down to the estuary edge and the beautiful village of Noss Mayo.
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WemburyStart point
National Trust car park at Warren, Hannaford Road, Devon PL8 1EL. Grid ref: SX541465.Trail information
Things to be aware of
This trail starts at the Warren National Trust car park near Noss Mayo, on the other side of the River Yealm from Wembury, about a 30-minute drive/10 miles from Wembury. Be aware that you may encounter livestock, which can include sheep and cattle, on this route. Please follow the guidance of onsite signage and take any dog waste away with you.
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