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Check AvailabilityThe Hideaway is a 1 bedroom self catering holiday accommodation that sleeps 2 and is located in Bude, South West England. This property is pet friendly allowing for 2 pets. Local to Marhamchurch, Stratton, Saint Gennys, Kilkhampton, Warbstow
The Hideaway, with spectacular sea views, overlooks Tidna Valley (wildlife haven and SSSI), which leads down to the north Cornish coast and South West Coastal Path. This detached holiday barn conversion sits within the grounds of the historic 13th-century Bush Inn which prepares meals from the finest local produce (guests can receive a 10% discount). A cosy bolt hole, perfect to relax and unwind, with a front patio and a small private rear patio with sea views. Fishing, golf, riding, surfing, sailing and walking available in this stunning area. RHS Rosemoor Gardens, Docton Mill and Hartland Quay are well worth a visit along with many glorious sandy beaches and pretty fishing villages to explore including nearby Clovelly, Instow and Appledore. Shop 5 miles, pub 50 yards.
Compact living/dining area with wood-burning stove, French door to rear patio with sea views, and galley-style kitchen area with slate floor. Narrow doorway and 2 steps to lower ground floor: Double bedroom with 5ft bed, roll-top bath, reclaimed wooden floor and en-suite toilet.
Fabulous modern bar called 'Legends' with a great bar menu and specialising in live music. Also, home to 'Mulligan's Restaurant' specialising in sensational steak and fish dishes. So whether you want a drink, food or both you will be spoilt for choice at Inn on the Green.
Situated within the cliffs and overlooking the beach and ocean you will find this restaurant utterly breath-taking. During the day it is perfect for nipping in from the beach for refreshment and at night dine their speciality seafood.
Mirchi with its wide menu range, great ambience, upscale and casual atmosphere is one of the nicest places to enjoy a taste of the East. Whether it's a traditional curry or something a little more exotic that you favour, Mirchi's many years of cooking experience make sure that your meal is one to remember!
Awarded winner of Marston's "Casual Fine Dining" Award 2008 you are guaranteed to have a great experience at this Inn. Serving a full a la carte menu or your more traditional food you can savour every mouthful within a pleasant atmosphere.
Quaint village pub perfect for nice relaxing drink to round off your day or just a leisurely drink. Offers lovely bar meals and a fabulous outside area on a sunny day. Real Ale lovers will enjoy the lively front bar with pool and Sky TV.
To enjoy fabulous food and drink whilst admiring amazing views of Bude's inner harbour visit Brendon Arms. Offering an amazing selection of Real Ales and an array of fine wines along with traditional pub food this is the perfect place to unwind.
Dating from 1863 this is a lovely pub offering many Real Ales within a relaxed setting. The restaurant called 'El Barco' serves delicious Spanish food as well as a traditional bar menu and a la carte.
Contemnporary interior, relaxed atmosphere, and sea views. Elements cafe bar is open every day from 10am, and is fully licensed.
To enjoy beautiful locally sourced fish visit this restaurant. For the meat lovers there are prime cuts of meat on offer as well as poultry. Round off your meal with a superbly presented homemade pud or sample delicious British cheeses. Book early to avoid disappointment!
The Quay is a waterfront restaurant, coffee-shop and gallery with wide and wonderful views of the Taw and Torridge estuaries. Upstairs, in the first-floor restaurant, the fresh, bright and seasonal menu, using the best local produce, should distract you from window-gazing.
Mull over Sunday lunch in one of north Devon's leading restaurants — the food is fresh and locally sourced, even the burgers are organic.
At 62, local produce is used whenever possible, to create classic and contemporary dishes that are influenced by exciting flavours from around the world. Try the barbecue rack of ribs, homemade burgers or sizzling fajitas.
French bistro cooking using the best of local produce, much of it free range and organic, with meats from Devon, and fish from local lakes and coasts. Even the butter and milk are locally sourced to ensure the best quality.
Three times winner of Restaurant of the Year by the Cornwall Tourism Awards and two AA rosettes, Langman's Restaurant combines a romantic candlelit location with an excellent menu and extensive wine list. Enjoy the six course tasting menu using seasonal ingredients.
Bude is a small town by the sea in the North of Cornwall with an impressive coastline and fantastic beaches. Bude has plenty of shops, including surf clothing, arts and crafts and souvenirs. Bude has a castle, and a canal with a working lock.
The Milky Way Adventure Park is a great family day out whatever the weather. Thrilling rides, adventure for the little ones and exciting Birds of Prey shows are just some of its many attractions.
The Big Sheep is huge fun and a perfect, all weather day out for all the family, with lots to see and do including rides, dog trials, garden centre, horse whispering, pony rides, sheep races, nursery barn and lamb feeding.
The theatre is managed by Holsworthy Amateur Theatrical Society (HATS) who produce their own shows and host a wide range of great professional shows too. See website for details of forthcoming events.
There is no better way to see Cornwall than through Cornish Heritage Safaris. This service helps guide visitors through the region, stopping off at all the best landmarks. Each tour is guided and includes partnered hotel and guest houses so travellers can easily locate accommodations. Revel in tales of King Arthur, enjoy local wine and beer or relax for an afternoon of tea.
UKPSF Accredited. Why not try Paintballing our outdoor Laser Tag.
Huge fun for children, The Play Hut is Ilfracombe's only indoor and outdoor kids' soft play centre and is housed within a beautiful oak building with the stylish Café Blue Bar adjoining, so parents can relax too!
Northcott Mouth beach is a national trust beach just north of Bude. The beach is pebbly and sandy and is remote, secluded and beautiful. It has a small car park and in the summer, there is a tea caravan with a rustic garden with seating areas.
Crooklets beach is in Bude. There is a cafe with seating at the sea front. It is also where Bude Surf Life Saving Club is located, there are beach huts to hire and an outdoor shower. In the winter, on Christmas Day, hundreds of brave swimmers run into the sea. Crooklets is pebbly and sandy and popular with families as well as surfers.
Located on the edge of the Torridge Estuary, Instow beach is blessed with fine soft sand and is sheltered from the surf. It's a popular place to launch boats, and to windsurf and there's plenty of space for beach games like volleyball and cricket.
Croyde is perhaps Devon's most popular surfing beach. Facing almost due west the beach picks up a good deal of swell and this combined with quality sand banks makes for one of the UK's best surf beaches.
Crow point is situated in the estuary on the edge of Braunton Marshes. Small, secluded and sandy it offers spectacular views over the estuary.
You can find Barricane Beach or shell beach as it sometimes called, in between Woolacombe and Mortehoe. It is a great beach for crabbing owing to its numerous rookpools.
Lee Bay is a delightful sand and shingle beach backing onto a charming village, and flanked on either side by an imposing rocky coastline. The wooded combe in which it lies is sometimes referred to as 'fuchsia valley'.
When sea-water bathing was considered a cure for all ailments, the Victorians carved pit a network of tunnels leading to sheltered beaches with a large tidal swimming pool, very popular today with children who can enjoy inflatables and snorkeling safely.
A firm favourite of local families, this unspoilt beach is mainly shingle at the top with plenty of sand at low water. There are natural rock pools providing endless interest and the beach also marks the edge of the Exmoor National Park.
The beach at Hele Bay is comprised mainly of sand and shingle. Its location adjacent to the Hillsborough Nature Reserve in an area of outstanding natural beauty make it an idyllic setting to relax in. Clean waters and safe swimming with an abundance of rock pools mean its great for all the family.
Daymer Bay Beach is a beautiful beach golden sandy beach with dunes that extend from Daymer Bay to Rock. At the north of the bay you will find rock pools to explore and rocks to clamber over. It is very popular with families who love the calm, clear waters that are perfect for swimming in, and when the tide is out there is plenty of opportunity to build sandcastles or enjoy walks along the large stretches of sand. The beach enjoys excellent views out over the Camel Estuary. There is a car park close by making the beach easily accessible. There are toilets located here as well as the Daymer Bay Beach shop and cafe where you can purchase light refreshments as well as beach items although only open seasonally. Daymer Bay Beach is safe and clean and makes for a lovely beach to visit especially if with children and does not get as busy as other beaches nearby.
This route encircles the beautiful and infrequently visited Upper River Carey valley in deepest, rural Devon. It's not an easy route and has many twists and turns, but you'll be rewarded with views of quiet hamlets and rolling greenery along the way.
Roadford Lake is a pleasant relaxing day out, there are walks of varying length around the shore, there's an array of wildlife to enjoy from insects and wild flowers to waterbirds on the reservoir. Theres is also a Lakeside Cafe and visitor centre giving you the history of the valley and the chance for refreshments.
Following the River Torridge to the estuary at Instow, the route is fairly flat and very safe for children to cycle. Crossing the river many times where Tarka The Otter was filmed, this lovely route has various access points along the way and provides a great way to explore the largely unspoiled countryside of North Devon.
The Torrington Commons is a large area of land donated to the town in the 12th Century; it covers some 365 acres and has over 20 miles of public rights of way running through it. The River Torridge where many of the scenes in Tarka The Otter was set, flows through the valley and is still a haven for otters and other wildlife.
Why not walk a short section of the Dartmoor Way? This circular 78 mile walking trail meanders across rolling moorland, through quaint Devon thatched villages along secluded wooded valleys, over clapper bridges and around Dartmoor's unique tors.
This is an easy route of 11 miles with the least traffic in Devon. You'll cycle through rural Devon, enjoying spectacular views of Dartmoor and its wildlife on the way.
Encompassing industrial history and natural beauty, this route is worth it for the views alone. Just south of Okehampton, the viaduct was built in 1874 and spans 165 metres over the remains of mineral mines. The view of Meldon Dam is almost 50 metres high.
Linking Ilfracombe on the North coast with Plymouth on the South coast for a distance of 102 miles, the route offers views of beaches and estuaries, lush green valleys and the moorlands of Dartmoor. Mostly traffic free, and over 40% of it is on former railway lines.
The Camel Trail is one of the most successful popular walking, cycling and riding routes in the UK, leading through spectacularly beautiful Cornish countryside along a disused railway line linking Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow. Great for family trips as the route is largely level and there is little traffic. There are bicycle hire shops at Wadebridge and Padstow.
There are wonderful Dartmoor views on this route which takes you mainly along Devon's quiet country lanes, with a short stretch of the Tarka Trail; passing many places of historic interest on the way.
Learn to surf on Croyde's Blue Flag beach, where the British Surfing Championships have been held three times. Surf South West runs surfing lessons and courses for all levels, and has been awarded Level 5 status by the British Surfing Association.
Get a taste for adventure with canoeing and kayaking lessons along the Devon coast between Bideford and Barnstaple, from introductory sessions to improver coaching on white-water and the ocean. Highly qualified instructors ensure you are in safe hands throughout.
Go for a ride on the beach, amongst the Braunton barrows and along the woodland treks. Shelly's Riding School is a small yard in a great location where beginners can learn to ride and those with more experience can go a little further afield.
Under the supervision of a PADI accredited dive instructor, you can safely discover the fascinating sensations of the underwater world.
Located in Port Quin, between Polzeath and Port Isaac, Cornish Coast Adventures offer Kayaking and Coasteering.
Take a lesson with the 2008 National Champion or just learn how to hold and shoot the gun. All ages are welcome, all equipment is included and group bookings are a popular choice.
A great local club in the picturesque location of South Devon. Originally founded in 1983, the club started with a twin seat open cockpit glider and a small group of enthusiastic members. Now the club has a grass runway, club house and a hangar for a fleet of gliders.
Learn to Water Ski, Wakeboard or Kitesurf or sit back and relax on a Water Sled or Ringo. Camel Ski School have qualified drivers and instructors.
A large reserve in between the beautiful counties of Cornwall and Devon. The diverse nature of the reserve, from the stunning coastline, inland to wooded areas with heath, grasslands and meadows mean its well worth a visit.
England's only marine nature reserve, this dramatic, unspoilt island is a fitting setting for a fascinating array of wildlife including seals, a huge seabird colony, wild ponies, basking sharks and puffins. No cars disturb the island but there is a village inn and church.
All the family will enjoy a day out at Tapeley Park. There are lots of attractions including thoughtful woodland works, organic vegetable gardens, a children's play area and surprising animal encounters. The famous terraces are full of semi-tropical and tender flowers rarely seen in the UK.
An enchanting garden with magnificent Victorian greenhouses, often though of as the best in South West England. Admire Brazilian rhubarb, bamboo grove and the delightful walled garden. Featured in 'Devon Today', 'Devon Life' and 'Gardener's Tales'; Winsford Walled Garden is well worth a visit.
The RHS has developed the original 8 acres into 65 acres of gardens and woodlands, featuring extensive herbaceous borders, herb and cottage gardens, a potager, fruit and vegetable garden, rose gardens, a foliage and plantsman's garden as well as a winter garden. So there really is something to fit all tastes!
Marwood Hill is a beautiful 20 acre valley garden, very colourful in spring, and with three small lakes, a large bog garden and a rock and alpine scree. The National Collections of 'Iris ensata' and tulbaghias are held here.
Shopping all the family can enjoy! Atlantic village offers a unique blend of outlet shopping and exciting visitor attractions in the Atlantis Family Adventure Park. With over 35 outlet shops to choose from, offering up to 50% of the retail price.
Boscastle has inspired many an author and artist with its beauty and architecture. It has becoem famous more recently as the victim of Britain's worst flash flood in half a century. However, it has recovered completely and still retains its natural beauty.
Set on the rugged Cornish coastline, Tintagel has attracted poets, artists, historians and sightseers since the Victorian era. It is famous for its associations with the legend of King Arthur and the round table.
This beautiful 700 year old harbour was the location for the ITV series 'Doc Martin'.
Visitors who are serious about learning the culture and history of England should stop by the Tintagel Visitors Centre. This important attraction offers a wealth of information in a comfortable setting. Print materials are also offered so you can enhance your journey with valuable details about who lived in the area, what happened and why each landmark is so significant.
Located in Tintagel, Cornwall, the King Arthur Bookshop offers an exciting collection of items that go beyond your standard book store. Visitors can stop in to browse an eclectic selection of fine jewellery, pottery, gifts and books. Many include beautiful styles and themes including legend, fantasy and folklore inspired designs and many gorgeous Celtic themed creations.
Dragon Archery is located in the middle of the beautiful Devon countryside, close to Holsworthy, overlooking Dartmoor. It is a family run business that teaches the ancient skill of archery. It is primarily aimed at complete novices or those with little experience but welcomes archers of all skill levels. There are bows suitable to those aged eight and over. All instructions are carried out by expert and highly skilled instructors and safety is paramount, with all safety guidelines being clearly given in advance. All equipment is provided so there is no need to take anything along except yourself. There are magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and there are themed archery ranges covering a collection of films and stories. As opposed to the usual archery centres where you shoot at a target at Dragon Archery it is completely different, your targets include dinosaurs, ugly orc's, wolves, armoured knights before you meet your biggest challenge the great Red Dragon. It is a unique and fun event that all those aged over eight can get involved in. Refreshments are provided when requested, free of charge as well as lots of encouragement. Whilst having fun you are learning a new skill and get a whole lot more of the history, tactics and science of archery, thoroughly interesting. Perhaps at the end of your session you will get your name on the leader board. Dragon Archery are professional, well organised and extremely friendly, they cannot do enough to ensure you have an enjoyable and memorable experience. It is extremely popular and rightly so, so to avoid disappointment make sure you book in advance, highly recommended.
The Courtyard is Herefordshire's centre for the arts, priding itself on an array of theatre, dance, music, film and visual arts events throughout the year.
Eastcott Vineyard is a small family operated establishment, located in the beautiful countryside of West Devon. It started as a dream and has now evolved into a successful business. The vinery covers six acres and produces a range of internationally known still and sparkling English wines, with both whites and roses. They run two guided tours, the Winery Tour and Talk or the Grand Vine to Wine Tour, they both are available April through to September, dates and times are on the website. In addition they also offer tutored wine tasting for groups over six people to a maximum of fifteen. When producing their fabulous wines they use traditional methods and a detailed description of the various processes involved are covered on the tours, you learn about the whole process from vine to bottle. The tours are really interesting and very informative and lasts about two hours. At the end you get to sample a selection of their quality wines and have the opportunity to buy some to take home for your enjoyment. Eastcott Vineyard enjoys a beautiful position in the Devon countryside and is fabulous when the sun shines, the family are lovely really friendly and very enthusiastic about what they do, you are made to fell very welcome and there is no hard sell from them, definitely worth a visit.
Bringing the history of Barnstaple to life through a combination of touch-screen computer interactives, information panels and atmospheric mock-ups, the town's Heritage Centre is housed in a Grade I and II listed building on the riverfront.
As well as its lively range of productions in drama, music and dance, Sterts Theatre is also a gallery space for painting, photography, sculpture and crafts.
Go Coasteering are a specialist company for coasteering with a huge selection of jump points around Devon, Cornwall and Dorset. They have selected the best points with the best tide times. This relatively new sport is for those who are seeking thrills and adventure, it is a strenuous activity involving climbing, scrambling, jumping, diving and swimming. All jumps are taken under the supervision of a qualified and professional instructor and all safety equipment is provided. The staff are superb, so friendly, helpful, encouraging and most of all professional. The first jump is the worst but once you have that out of the way it is amazing fun. Coasteering is a sport that those aged five and over can take part in, you don't have to be superfit either. They are now offering additional fun activities including Gorge Scrambling, Gorge Walking, Axe Throwing, Bushcraft, Paintballing, Archery and Archery Combat. You have the option of having your experience recorded through video and HD pictures. Go Coasteering are a professional and well organised company that provide a premier experience where safety is first but fun follows quickly after. It is excellent value for money and definitely something you should try if you are in the area, a thrilling and memorable experience that everyone will love.
Located across the Camel estuary from the fishing port of Padstow, Rock is reputed to be the home of more millionaires than anywhere else in Cornwall.
The Sculpture Workshop is located in Wadebridge in Cornwall. Everyone regardless of age and ability can get involved in this fun, therapeutic and engaging activity and release your creative side by making your own unique and personal sculpted head. The workshop is run by Richard Austin an accomplished and talented sculptor, he is very friendly, passionate and patient and has the ability to release your creative side and put you at ease. The workshop lasts about two hours and are operated most mornings. Young children can get involved but will need to be supervised at all times. Prices are very reasonable for this unique and fun activity. The workshops are run in a fun and relaxed environment under the careful supervision of Richard who offers just the right amount of help and tuition and lots of encouragement. The Sculpture Workshop is a fantastic way to spend a few hours doing something different but fun that can be done alone, as part of a group or as a family, additionally you get to take what you have created home with you, highly recommended, a great activity.
The Sculpture Workshop is located in Wadebridge in Cornwall. Everyone regardless of age and ability can get involved in this fun, therapeutic and engaging activity and release your creative side by making your own unique and personal sculpted head. The workshop is run by Richard Austin an accomplished and talented sculptor, he is very friendly, passionate and patient and has the ability to release your creative side and put you at ease. The workshop lasts about two hours and are operated most mornings. Young children can get involved but will need to be supervised at all times. Prices are very reasonable for this unique and fun activity. The workshops are run in a fun and relaxed environment under the careful supervision of Richard who offers just the right amount of help and tuition and lots of encouragement. The Sculpture Workshop is a fantastic way to spend a few hours doing something different but fun that can be done alone, as part of a group or as a family, additionally you get to take what you have created home with you, highly recommended, a great activity.
Cornish Heritage Safaris offers guided tours that incorporate tours of this beautiful region of the country. Susan is a professional guide and will take you to some of the less well known and more obscure places of Cornwall and share with you the wealth of her knowledge, facts, stories and history of the region. The guided tours can be organised around a theme, or tailored to suit your requirements. They organise all aspects of the tour taking away all the hassles from you, and they are all-inclusive, with transport, entrance fees, drinks and lunch included in the price. You are taken around in the comfort of a Land Rover offering lots of space and it will accommodate up to six people. If you are in a larger group they can do a walking tour or can arrange alternative transport. Susan is really warm and friendly, knowledgeable, articulate and passionate and this is immediately evident when she starts to talk. You will be taken to some more obscure and unknown places that you would not find by yourself. Cornish Heritage Safaris offer an alternative tour of the Cornwall area, in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, with excellent customer service and a packed itinerary, highly recommended.
River Spa is located in Cornwall in three separate locations, providing plenty of opportunities to indulge yourself. It provides the utmost pampering and spa experience. The spa is bright, cosy and inviting and has a lovely relaxed ambience, and this starts the relaxation process. They cover a wide variety of treatments all carried out by highly trained and experienced therapists within a tranquil and relaxing environment, using high quality organic locally sourced products. Before your treatment you will meet with your therapist to discuss your needs and to ensure you get the correct treatment. Afterwards you feel pampered, relaxed and refreshed. The therapists are all very friendly, accommodating and professional and deliver great results. They run pamper parties, something fun that could be done as a group. They also offer a range of offers and packages that are very reasonable and make for a great experience, they can be found on their website. If in the area book yourself in for a treatment you will not be disappointed and will love the experience.
Cornwall Art Studio is Located in Wadebridge within a committed art studio, and is operated by Tracey Hunter a talented and established artist. The studio is bright and spacious and has a relaxed and friendly feel. They operate a range of workshops catering to all abilities with just the right amount of support. So whether you have never before picked up a paintbrush or have painted in the past, you have nothing to worry about, Tracey will immediately put you at ease and with her encouragement and direction you will soon be creating your own work of art. In addition there are many pieces of art on display that are for sale so if you are interested in purchasing something you can arrange an appointment with the gallery to see the works available. If you are looking to try something new then give Cornwall Art Studio a go, you won't be disappointed, fun, therapeutic and inspiring.
Bude Castle overlooks Summerleaze beach, and is often used throughout the summer for concerts and events. It was built on the sand by Sir Goldsworthy Gurney, an inventor, in 1830 as his home. The castle is now a heritage centre which has galleries, a shop, restaurant and much more.
Visit the largest collection of witchcraft related artefacts in the world.
At Torrington 1646, you'll be guided by colourful 17th Century characters, dressed in period costume and speaking and acting as though they were living at the time of the civil war battle. Visit the physic garden and perhaps even try on armour in the Royalist encampment. A guaranteed fun-packed, family day out. Highly Recommended. (Facilities where dogs can be left)
Looming proudly over windswept cliffs stands the majesty of Tintagel Castle. This historic landmark is positioned along one of the most dramatic stretches of coastline in England. It is believed that the castle was the birthplace of the famous King Arthur. The view is absolutely amazing. Visitors will be transported to a long forgotten time as they explore this visually stunning area.
St. Materiana's Church in Tintagel is a must-see landmark nestled in one of the most scenic regions in Cornwall. Enjoy the breathtaking landscape before moving inside this beautiful church. Inside, visitors can take in aged architecture complete with vibrant stained glass windows. The grounds outside include a lovely graveyard to explore.
An imposing symbol of power and authority, dominating the surrounding landscape, Launceston Castle sits on a large natural mound. Its unusual keep consists of a 13th-century round tower built by Richard Earl of Cornwall, inside an earlier shell keep. Once a prison, it now displays 1000 years of history.
A fun and informative day for all the family, with working and static exhibits of fairgrounds, steam engines and vintage machinery, combined with a wealth of heritage material, and all set in beautiful rural surroundings.
Built in neo-classical style in 1822, Arlington Court's interior is astonishing: full of collections for every taste, many of them amassed by an eccentric former owner. Carriage rides are available in the grounds.
Museum of Dartmoor Life is located in a charming historic former Warehouse and Mill that date back to the 19th century. The museum narrates the story of the people of Dartmoor from its beginnings in prehistoric times to the 20th century mining and hill farming, and delves into the traditional, cultural and heritage of the area. There are permanent exhibits as well as temporary exhibits so there is always something new to see here. It is set over three floors, and has a great collection of quality artefacts and memorabilia as well as interactive displays, areas of interest here are the reconstructed Bronze Age hut, Victorian kitchen, blacksmith shop and a number of interesting farming exhibits.There are information boards to tell you about the different exhibits. You can learn about traditional Dartmoor industries like glass making, quarrying and rural crafts during your visit. There is plenty to keep young visitors occupied with discovery zones and they have the opportunity to dress up in historical costumes, collect stamps and find piskies. The museum also runs a number of events throughout the year, details are on the website so watch out for these. The museum is open Monday to Saturday and there is a small charge for entry. Volunteers run the museum and you will find them to be really friendly and helpful. Next door is a quaint tea shop selling a nice range refreshments as well as a gift shop that sells a nice selection of gorgeous hand crafted items and other gifts. Museum of Dartmoor Life is a lovely provincial museum giving a real insight into the past life of the residents of the town, it takes you back to another time and allows you to get a feel of what it was like then. A must if you are in the area as there is something to keep all ages entertained.
This famous and geologically important gorge is 1œ miles long and can be viewed from an enchanting woodland and riverside circular walk, which passes the spectacular 30m-high White Lady waterfall and thrilling Devil's Cauldron.
Run by the Finch family from 1814 to 1960, the Foundry harnessed the power of the River Taw in Sticklepath village to produce agricultural implements and mining tools for the tin and copper mines and china clay industry of Devon and Cornwall.
