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Things to do in Summer 43


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Dart Valley Trail A stunning 16 mile footpath that stretches along both sides of the River Dart between Dartmouth and Totnes. It goes through ancient woodland, climbs high onto the hills


above Greenway and gives walkers unadulterated views of the water and wildlife that make this area so attractive. see www.southdevonaonb.org.uk


Try your hand at fishing If you fancy fishing for your supper, book a trip out to sea in Start Bay with one of the


local boats. Board the African Queen or Saltwind with friends or family for a few hours or a full day and enjoy the sea air spotting dolphins and hopefully returning with a few mackerel for the BBQ.


Go Paddleboarding Stand Up Paddleboarding is


a really fun way to get out on the water with no experience necessary! Book a few hours with The Paddle Shack, go out on the river or even out to sea with their friendly certified instructors. see advert p.30


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Get out on a kayak


There are so many


ways to get about on the River Dart, but one of the best is on a kayak. Sea Kayak Devon are a great team who take visitors on guided trips around the estuary. Explorers can find hid- den coves, spot local wildlife, go wild swimming and roast marshmallows on a beach campfire. see advert page 31


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Castle Cove Many explore as far as Dartmouth Castle without realising that just below


them there’s a little cove with a shingle beach, a hidden passage and plenty of rocks to climb. Locals regularly descend the 100 wooden steps to swim in the crystal clear water.


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