90 In conjuntion with South Devon AONB.
www.southdevonaonb.org.uk
A wonderful walk taking in spectacular coastal scenery and ancient green lanes, in one of the richest spots in Devon for plants and wildlife.
Start: East Prawle Village Green Distance: 3.5 miles Circular Walk: Yes Grade: Strenuous
Terrain: Coastal footpath with some uneven and rocky sections; green lanes; surfaced roads.
Obstacles & Steep Gradients: No stiles but several steep climbs.
Public transport: Extremely limited. Coleridge Community Bus runs from Kingsbridge to East Prawle once a week on Wednesdays, ring 01548 511309 for more details. For information on public transport in South Hams please call Traveline on 0870 6082608
www.traveline.org.uk.
Refreshment stops: In East Prawle: 2 pubs: the Prov- idence Inn and the well known Pig’s Nose. Grunters
Cafe open Easter - end of October; refreshments include cream teas and all-day breakfasts.
Toilets: Public toilets situated immediately above the village green..
Parking: Parking around the village green.
Other facilities: In East Prawle there is a phone box just above the village green, and a small shop, also by the green.
OS map: Explorer 0L20 Grid Ref: SX782364
Looking east towards start Point
Directions 1. starting out from the village green in east Prawle, with the entrance to the café facing you, turn right along the lane leading out of the village.
2. By the post box, turn left down the bridleway sign- posted for Gorah Rocks, then left again down the old green lane which passes through a gate and between fields towards the sea.
3. Bear right at the finger post onto the coast path, signed for Prawle Point and follow the field edge path along the low cliff. In time you will see Prawle Point ahead, with the lookout station perched on top, and the aptly named Horse’s Head rock below.
4. Continue along the cost path beyond Prawle Point. Turn right at the waymarker post above Maceley Cove, and then left after about 50 metres at the next way- marker, heading up hill and inland.
5. Turn right following the blue waymarked arrow onto another ancient track. This leads you back to east Prawle via a final stretch of metalled country lane.
The view from Prawle Point east towards Langerstone Point
Take a Walk in South Devon EAST PRAWLE & PRAWLE POINT
Pic ©Martin-Bodman
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