National Trust – Baggy Point

Nice national trust car parking with FREE 7kw charging! Almost never find this these days. From the car park there is several paths to the point, the shortest is about a mile. Makes for a nice round trip.It’s a general path suitable for all. Great views and things to look at along the way.

Simply stunning location to watch the sunset and relax. About 0.5 mile from Croyde beach, reached via a narrow path that is right on the edge of the cliff. Leave a good hour before sunset to get the final minutes of the daylight. No cycling, and no disabled access unfortunately. Worth the walk.

Great views and some interesting things to see on the way.This short stretch (about a mile, one way) is part of the South West coastal path but can be a walk in itself. There's plenty of bird life in Spring and Summer as well as a few artificial features to enjoy on the way.Allow for a couple of hours to take pictures, watch the sea birds and simply enjoy the view.The path is not too taxing for the reasonably able bodied though there are a couple of steep inclines up and down.This entire walk is completely exposed so check the weather to ensure mild temperatures, low winds and no rain. As ever, take plenty of water.For the best experience, walk along the coastal path to the point but come back over the top for a little variety and to see the dry stone walling and WW2 pillbox.If you stay in or near the village then walk up to the start. For those driving here, there's a National Trust car park at the beginning of the walk

Great walk even in the autumn months. Nice easy round route from the car park (£5 for the day). Lovely views up and down the coast.

Beautiful views worth the walk. Take lots of care walking the lower path to the point as its very close to the cliffe edge