Valley of Rocks – Lynton Old Town loop from Lynton

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Valley of Rocks – Lynton Old Town loop from Lynton

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Valley of Rocks – Lynton Old Town loop from Lynton

01:14

16.5km

370m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 1.50 km for 178 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.59 km

Valley of Rocks

Highlight • Gorge

One of the most incredible natural features of the North Devon coastline, the Valley of Rocks is a dry valley with steep cliffs and sea views. As you walk through …

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2.77 km

Lee Abbey

Highlight • Monument

This building stands proudly on the roadside. It's a grand grade II listed country house called Lee Abbey, a conference centre used by the local Christian community.

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2.80 km

View of Lee Bay and Crock Point

Highlight • Beach

This is a scenic ride with phenomenal views out to Lee Bay and Crock Point. Lee Abbey is nearby with a café and restrooms.

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4.36 km

View of the Exmoor Coast from the Tarmac Path

Highlight • Cycleway

The coastal path between Lynton to Martinhoe is fully tarmacked and is a fantastic way to enjoy coastal Exmoor by bike.

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16.0 km

The Rising Sun Inn

Highlight • Pub

This is a great little pub nestled among the old cottages of Lynmouth by the harbour. At the halfway point it's the perfect place to stop for a breather during …

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16.1 km

Lynton Old Town

Highlight • Historical Site

Lynton presents itself as Victorian and dignified in the small center. There are a few tea rooms, shopping areas and hotels. The steep streets are quickly explored, but there is …

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16.1 km

St Mary the Virgin Church and Graveyard, Lynton

Highlight • Religious Site

A parish church reconstructed in 1891 to 1905 by Sedding and Wilson but with a 13th-century tower and the remains of rebuilding works undertaken in 1741 in the south aisle.

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