Lammas Park House

Dawlish Ale Trail

Meanders through Dawlish's historic streets and coastal paths, connecting the town's best pubs with sea views and the iconic red cliffs. Mostly flat and paved, making it family-friendly and suitable for buggies on main sections, though some pub-to-pub links may involve steps or narrow lanes. Dogs welcome throughout—perfect pub garden companions. Combines gentle exercise with proper Devon ale sampling, ideal for a leisurely afternoon exploring this characterful seaside town's drinking heritage.

South West Coast Path (Section 43: Babbacombe to Exmouth)

National Trails

Follows dramatic Devon coastline with steep ascents and descents through Teignmouth, Dawlish, and onwards to Exmouth. Expect challenging clifftop sections, stone steps, and some scrambles – not suitable for buggies or young children due to elevation changes and exposed drops. Dogs welcome but must be fit and confident on leads near cliff edges. Rewards with stunning red sandstone cliffs, railway views hugging the sea wall at Dawlish, and excellent opportunities for spotting seabirds and marine l

Red Trail

Follows woodland paths and open sections with moderate inclines throughout, including some steeper climbs that reward with views across the Exe Valley. Suitable for older children used to longer walks, but uneven terrain makes it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. A varied route that showcases Devon's mixed landscape of ancient woodland, hedgerows and farmland, ideal for a proper countryside stretch with good seasonal wildflower displays.

Teignmouth & Dawlish Way

Exmouth Town Trail