Heddon Valley

The Heddon Valley is a place of great natural beauty. Cliffs, rocks, rough sea, spectacular scenery. The coast at this point is part of Exmoor national park. The nearest town is Lynton, and you can get there by car or bus, there is no train service. It's recommendable to rent a car for ease of access. The Heddon Valley is part of the National Trust, a project to preserve the outstanding natural places in England. There are several ways to go hiking, you can buy a map at the visitor center. Among the cliffs, there are small beaches, and during the summer you can see brave people bathing. We went in October and it was too cold, but we enjoyed the scenery.