Rhea Farm and Fishery

Monmouth Rebellion Walk

Traces the 1685 Monmouth Rebellion through Somerset and Dorset, covering varied terrain from flat farmland to moderate coastal slopes and rolling countryside. Suitable for fit older children on segments, though the full route spans multiple days and isn't buggy-friendly due to stiles and field paths. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Combines genuine historical interest—passing battle sites, ancient villages, and monuments—with scenic West Country landscapes, ideal for history enthusiasts wa

South West Coast Path (Section 46: Seaton to Seatown)

National Trails

Follows the dramatic Jurassic Coast with steep climbs over Golden Cap (191m, highest point on England's south coast) and undulating cliff-top terrain throughout. Unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children due to significant elevation changes and exposed cliff edges. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and cliff paths. Rewards with fossil-rich beaches, sweeping coastal views, and the chance to summit Golden Cap for panoramic vistas across Lyme Bay.

Channel to Channel

Traverses Devon from the Bristol Channel to the English Channel through varied countryside, moorland edges and pastoral valleys. Mostly moderate terrain with some steep climbs, particularly around higher ground—not ideal for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers a genuine coast-to-coast challenge with rewarding panoramic views, historic villages, and a real sense of achievement crossing the county on foot.

Pinhay Warren Permissive Path

Seaton Tramway Walk