Combe Martin to Lynton - Walking the South West Coast Path
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- čas přidán 12. 11. 2018
- Trev from Summit or Nothing is back out, walking the South West Coast Path, for a 14-mile cliffside hike between Combe Martin and the twin towns of Lynton / Lynmouth on Exmoor National Park in North Devon, via the valley of the rocks, and including a ride on the famous cliff railway.
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🤩🥰 I hope to be able to return to those enchanting places 💝
Some really beautiful views . Thanks 4 sharing .
Thanks for watching!
Wow nice long walk Trev ,beautiful scenery
Cheers, Alex!
Another excellent video of an area I know well.
Thanks, Paul - hope I did it justice! Thanks or watching!
Superb walk. Love that part of north Devon esp lynmouth
Yep - was a stunning area. Thanks for watching!
A great walk and video but what is it they say, never work with children. OMG - that flapjack looked fantastic. A brilliant end to a great mornings viewing / catch up. Cheers.
Glad you enjoyed Summit or Nothing TV this morning, thanks for watching! All the best!
Brilliant !
Your doing just as well on your own !
Lynton to Highveer point and back is my all time favorite walk. Nice to see some of it in one of your videos.
Looked a cracking walk that. 👍
Yep, I do love the coast walks. Cheers Spencer.
I enjoyed the hike thanks for taking everyone alone and nice to see you meet up with the family at the end
Thabks for joining me Craig! All the best!
Fantastic video Trev and a great walk!
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
What a beautiful path. Just stunning. Those flapjacks look wonderful. Pass along the recipe or maybe a video on how to make them. ;-)
There will be a flapjack video soon. It's already been filmed just not got round to the edit yet. Thanks for watching!
14 miles! Best I did this year was 11..lol Awesome walk Trev... 😀👌
Thoight it nay have been a bit ambitious myself but worked out ok. Thanks for watching. All the best.
Great vid well done Trev - clearly the homemade flapjack has great energy providing properties as that was quite a walk.
I reckon it does. Certain it helped me get through some miles. Thanks for joining me!
Now thats a coastal walk full of ups and downs..Some fine scenery..I have been on that cliff railway as a youngster in 1981 whilst on holiday in Ilfracombe. Great stuff ATB Mark.
It was a quite strenuous section of the coast - but yep, some great scenery. The cliff railway is a must do for anyone visiting the area, right? Thanks for watching, Mark!
Loved this "little" LOL walk Trev, breathtaking scenery as usual. You've got some miles under your belt now boi Eh? Lee
Getting there, Lee. Still another 480 odd miles to go. Cheers for watching!!
Stunning views mate,flapjack looks the mutts nuts 👍👍,
Cheers Ray. Was a cracking walk. Flapjack vid to come lol
That was a very strenuous stretch, well done Trev, the valley at Heddon's Mouth is a real pain. The Valley Of Rocks is one of my fave places. I'd recommend going back there on a sunny day and explore Castle Rock and Hollerday Hill, the views are spectacular. What a great way to end the day, fireworks at Lynmouth with your family, brilliant!
It was hard work, but a good work out... I needed that! I think I may go back with the family to explore the valley of the rocks, it did look amazing! Would love to have a look around there! Thanks for watching, Steve!
Great video!
Cheers Oscar.
WOW!!....Great video, stunning views, I feel exhausted now watching you, I need some of that yummy flapjack, lovely to see the family too...☺
Cheers Ingrid. Was a good walk and always great to have the family meet me at the end. Flapjack video to some. All the best.
Every time I see one of your costal I always think, I must do one, as they always look great. Still not done a proper one yet lol, so looks like it will be next year now. Nice to see you still got a solo Summit or Nothing in, at the summit mind. Although not your favorite part of the walk, the path did look very clear to follow and I still enjoyed it, cheers Alan
Yah, I wasn't too confused with this walk. You should definitely get yourself down to the coast. Some fantastic walks aside some amazing scenery. Thanks for watching, Alan.
Nice one Trev 👍🏻
Cheers John
Hi Trev that was a fantastic walk I hope to do some walks down there someday I love the West Country and I’m from Yorkshire atb Glenn
Hope to see you down here someday! There are some amazing spots in the south west, the coast holds most of them. Thanks for watching!
Walking the stretch from Heddons Mouth to Woody Bay is one of my Favourite parts of the Coast Path. Ive discovered a really good circular walk starting from the Car Park not far from Woody Bay Railway that takes you on a Higher path along the coast and past (or into )the Pub at Heddons Mouth before joining the Coast Path and then back towards the Woody Bay again.
Yep I bet that is a great walk. Is a lovely part of the world. I would probably say I prefer the north Cornish beaches to this area myself. But as long as I'm walking and by the coast I'm happy. Thanks for watching!
Great video again :-) Relatively long walk I think. We did a 13,7 mile (22 km) walk this summer, but that was in August and much longer daylight. The flapjacks look delicious :) You have really covered a lot of the path now. We will look out for you next summer when we are walking our next leg from St. Ives to Penzance :)
Hi Torunn. Was a long walk, surprised I made it haha! Always worth keeping your eyes peeled for me! You never know, our paths may cross. All the best and thanks for watching!
I think you owe us a video on how to make those flapjacks, Trev. It's thicker than many cakes that I've ever made! ;-) Good to see you back on the coast in Exmoor. I've been meaning to (waiting for a friend to tell me when she's ready to do it) walk from Porlock to Lynton for a long time and seeing the Valley of the Rocks now, I'm keen again. Great capturing of the fireworks as well - I know that's quite difficult to do well with most cameras.
All the best.
There is a flap jack video coming soon, Olly, dont you worry! This was a good walk - I was a bit anxious on it being so lengthy and my not having been out for ages but I got through it ok. Thanks for watching, hope you get back out there soon!
I was out lynton in October for me mothers birthday. Had to walk around in me hiking socks after I crushed my feet walking barnstaple to Croyde in New boots, your not the only one who suffered on that god awful stretch. To much tarmac and tree canopies for my liking. I'm dreading the ups and downs on the stretch you did in this vid, its given me some hope seeing you storm it. Always good to see you stomping bud ATB mike
Yea I didn't even make it to croyde. Was a tough stretch. This was a great walk, hilly to start but according to others I met in the walk, it's easier from combe Martin to lynmouth than the other way. Good luck when you get round to it. Sure you'll enjoy it if you leave yourself enough time . Thanks for watching!
Could do with a mate like you for a laugh on the walks 😊
Hahaha - cheers Jason!
Nice video. Loved that walk. I did it last year but I skipped around some bits. I was interested in this because I'm considering doing the North Cornwall part this winter and wondered if that's crazy?
I did a lot of coast walking over the winter. As long as you wrap up, it should be fine, although it does get a bit boggy and slippery underfoot in places. Good luck to you! Thanks for watching!
Raise your hand if you think Trev deserves a salary from the National Trust or the tourism board.
Haha... Donate my salary to the upkeep of the paths. Thanks for watching George!
Hello Trev.. another great video, thanks.
Being curious, how many hours more does it take to do the hike and the associated video as opposed to just the hike?
I reckon I can add an hour to my journey perhaps, but then I'm walking much faster these days as opposed to when I started out. Thanks for watching
Enjoyed this vid🙂 14miles-christ-o-mighty! Some great shots there, amazing scenery
Was a fair old stomp, but some stunning views as long the way. Was glad to have done it. Thanks for watching!
Looks like you're becoming a one man band Trev, nice vid though, well done.👍
Have no fear, Tony - Nath is still very much part of Summit or Nothing, he is just always busy. The coast walks are my way of training for mountains in the meantime. Plus I absolutely love the ocean views. Thanks for watching!
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Cheers!
Trev I bet Nath wouldn’t carry that nice looking flapjack being lite weight kinda chap 😂🤣🤫
Haha. It is quite a wedge isn't it, does sort if work against Nath's lightweight style lol. Thanks for watching!
What happened to Nathan ?
The framing on your static shots is spot on mate. Really enjoyed this episode. We were on Countisbury hill near Lynmouth a few weeks ago. Its a lovely area.
Thanks Martin. We used to family holiday at countisbury grange before we migrated back down this way. I was Just a babe in arms then though. Thanks for watching Martin.
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