Wildlife
Seasonal Highlights
Experience spring blooming in East Devon
Seasonal Highlights
Experience spring blooming in East Devon
Seasonal Highlights
Experience spring blooming in East Devon
Spring in the East Devon National Landscape is a time for beginnings. As nature wakes up for the year ahead, it’s the perfect time to head outside to make the most of brighter days and find new adventures.
As spring blossoms, the vibrant green of new growth is everywhere to see while birdsong fills the air and wildflowers splash colour through the landscape. Soft sunlight warms the red sandstone cliffs of the Jurassic Coast as the sea sparkles. New lambs play in the fields and migratory birds return to Seaton Wetlands and the Otter Estuary.
This is the season for unhurried walks along coastal paths and meandering woodland tracks, finishing the day with muddy boots and a well-earned stop at a centuries-old thatched pub.
Whether you’re a photographer capturing blossom and blue skies, a hiker looking for peaceful paths and far-reaching views, or a family eager to explore the outdoors, spring in East Devon is a breath of fresh air waiting to be savoured.
Spring delights
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Perched on the western end of the Jurassic Coast, Beer offers dramatic chalk cliffs and sweeping sea views. Below the headland, the beach sits in sheltered cove and is just a short stroll from the village, making it an easy, welcoming base for coastal walks and relaxed days around the beach.
What to expect:
🌱 Varied walking routes, including on the South West Coast Path
🌱 Dog friendly (please keep dogs under close control near cliffs and livestock)
🌱 Lots of options for refreshments
🌱 Public toilets in Beer
🌱 Easy car parking
Plan your visit on our website (link in bio)
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Our #FridayFeature this week is Branscombe!
Tucked in a steep valley on the Jurassic Coast, Branscombe is one of East Devon’s most picturesque villages, with thatched cottages, a working forge, restored watermill, and scenic walking through woodland, farmland and down to the beach.
What to expect:
🌱 Varied walking routes, including accessible paths
🌱 Dog friendly (please keep dogs under close control)
🌱 Refreshments available
🌱 Public toilets, including accesible facilities
🌱 Public transport and cycle trail links
Plan your visit here on our website (link in bio)
@devoncommstogether`s Connecting People and Landscapes community grant is open until 15 June!
Apply for up to £500 for your community to spend on improving biodiversity, engaging with nature friendly farming and supporting people to connect to their local landscapes.
The grant is part of the Connecting People and Landscapes in a Changing Climate project, which brings together farmers, landowners and communities across the South-West and beyond to create a more resilient landscape in the face of a changing climate.
Head to @devoncommstogether to find out more 🌱
We’re upgrading signage along parts of the East Devon Way.
If you’re walking between Exmouth and Woodbury Castle, or around Musbury, please follow the GPX route or written directions rather than the pink waymarkers. You can find the routes on our website, link in bio.
Thanks for bearing with us while improvements are underway 🌱
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