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West Somerset Coast Path |
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Description |
Follow the beautiful Somerset coast through the Quantock Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on this lovely coastal walk.
The walk begins at the car park at Steart, next to the Bridgwater Bay Nature Reserve. You then follow the path west, along the coast, to the village of Watchet with its pretty harbour and piers.
From Watchet, you continue to Minehead along Blue Anchor Bay and Dunster Beach Nature Reserve.
This is an excellent walk for anyone with an interest in geology as local people have uncovered the remains of elk antlers and wild boar tusks on the shores. Fossilised oak and
yew tree sections are also still visible in places.
Also of interest are the views of Flat Holm and Steep Holm Islands which you can visit by boat from Minehead in the summer. On a clear day, there are also good views of the South Wales coast across the Bristol Channel.
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Distance | 25 miles (40 km) |
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Route Photos |  |  |  |  | Stolford | Bridgwater Bay | Kilve Beach | East Quantoxhead countryside |  |  |  |  | St Audries manor house | Watchet, Somerset | Blue Anchor | Minehead Beach |
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Map (Route in Red) Aerial Photo View of this route
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