Branscombe village walk

A short circular walk around the historic, beautiful village of Branscombe. Explore the village, take in coastal views, discover nature and perhaps stop for a drink or tasty treat at the Sea Shanty or Old Bakery Cafés.
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Branscombe National Trust car park, EX12 3DB. Grid ref: SY197887.Trail information
*Track to Branscombe Mouth is suitable for pushchairs, thereafter the path gets rough and steep. For further information visit the section marked Terrain.
**Please keep dogs on lead in the garden of the Old Bakery Cafe, in the orchard and on the beach. When walking on the coast path be aware to keep your dog on a lead near cliff edges. Please look out for seasonal signs advising you where livestock is present in the countryside around Branscombe. Dogs are not allowed in the forge or Manor Mill.
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