Dittisham Hideaway

Diamond Jubilee Way

Follows coastal and countryside paths around Torquay with moderate climbs and descents through wooded sections and seafront promenades. Families can tackle shorter segments, though full route includes steep steps and uneven coastal terrain unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near cliff edges. Offers sweeping views across Torbay, passes historic landmarks, and connects beaches with inland parks—ideal for breaking into manageable chunks rather than attempting as one long walk.

South West Coast Path (Section 41: Dartmouth to Brixham)

Follows dramatic Devon clifftops with steep, sustained climbs and descents through Kingswear, Man Sands and Berry Head. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to rugged terrain, uneven steps and significant elevation changes. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near cliff edges and livestock. Spectacular views across Torbay, secluded coves, and Berry Head's limestone headland with seabirds and rare wildlife make this a rewarding coastal challenge.

South West Coast Path (Avoiding Mansands Beach)

Skirts the clifftop above Mansands Beach with moderate inclines and uneven coastal terrain—expect some steep sections and exposure. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to challenging ground and proximity to cliff edges. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and cliff drops. Rewards with stunning South Devon coastal views, dramatic headlands, and a quieter alternative to busier Coast Path sections—ideal for experienced walkers seeking solitude and seascapes.

South West Coast Path (Section 40: Torcross to Dartmouth)

Dart Valley Trail