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Hartland Point

Distance: 5.3km (3 1/4 miles)
Duration: 1 1/2 Hours
Postcode: Hartland Point Car Park EX39 6AN (29.4 m)

From Hartland Point car park, take the west coast path, signposted “HARTLAND QUAY”. Whilst you’re on this path, don’t forget to look out for the lighthouse that was built in 1874, as well as the wreck of ‘Joanna’ (1982) which can be seen from the viewpoint. The views along the coast and across to Lundy are simply excellent.

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