Join us for the eleventh in a series of walks aimed at helping people discover more about the coast of the South Devon National Landscape

This will be a lovely walk from the village of Brixton. We will be heading down to the river Yealm and then completing a loop on our return to the village. On the way, we’ll hear from our Estuaries Officer, Nigel, about what makes this estuary so special. 

We are providing transport in a 7 and a 9 seater van for those that do not have their own transport, with pick-ups at Follaton Arboretum, Totnes at 9:25am and Poundwell Meadow car park, Modbury at 10am. Sorry, but we are unable to take dogs in the leased vehicles.

Important booking information

• Free event
• Pre-booking essential via TicketSource, click on ticket image below. Note that there is a separate option to book transport.
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Know before you go

• Dogs
  • If opting for the free transport, kindly note that we are unable to take dogs on board.
  • However, dogs on leads and under close control are welcome to join our walk if you are able to make your own way there.
• Mobility
  • The walk is just over 3 miles. It wet weather, there are some potentially muddy stretches of unsurfaced footpath. Expect some steepish inclines and declines and historic bank steps.
• What to bring
  • Appropriate, good footwear and dress for the weather
  • Bring a bottle of water, a snack
• Parking
  • There is on-street parking along Steer Point Road

Meeting point

• Meeting point for this walk is outside the entrance to St. Mary’s Primary School on Steer Point Road Brixton, PL8 2BN
• Look out for your leaders in South Devon National Landscape branded clothing
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