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Seaton

Devon


Slow Ways linking Seaton and Colyton, Lyme Regis, Sidmouth

England / Devon / Seaton

Seaton’s three Slow Ways are 100% checked

Drawn: 3/3
reviewed: 3/3
verified: 3/3
and surveyed: 3/3

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Walk to Seaton from further afield

Slow Way Route To do
Seaton—Colyton
Seacol one Enjoy me Distance 5km/3mi Ascent 109m Descent 94m
Seaton—Lyme Regis
Sealym one Enjoy me Distance 12km/7mi Ascent 361m Descent 362m
Sidmouth—Seaton
Sidsea one

Double check Distance 17km/10mi Ascent 747m Descent 745m
Sidmouth—Seaton
Sidsea two Enjoy me Distance 16km/10mi Ascent - Descent -

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Collective progress

88% of Seaton’s three route options are drawn, reviewed, surveyed and/or verified

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reviewed

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surveyed

3/4

verified

9 people have contributed to Seaton’s Slow Ways

0 people have pledged to walk and review a route

4 people have surveyed a route in Seaton

50km out of 50km have been walked and reviewed

152km of reviews have been shared in Seaton

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There are many short ascents and descents along the way, some have steps, so it's quite strenuous for the distance....

billy luton

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Fabulous route and I agree with everything that others have said - it is hard going at times, so you need to be prepared as there is no exit or cafe along the way. I agree that it would be better if the route came straight down to the coast at Lyme Regis, following the SWCP, so that you can see the Cobb and the waterfront there. The scenery, landscape and vegetation are unusual and well worth the effort....

Andrew Davies

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I only walked the section from Branscombe to Seaton, but it was wonderful - and at least I avoided half of the steep climbs! Branscombe beach and Beer both have lovely cafes to stop and recharge. An excellent route - but a long and tiring day if you are thinking of doing the whole 10 miles....

Andrew Davies

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This is a pleasant short route between the coast at Seaton and the medieval town of Colyton....

Jo Wood

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There's a regular bus service between Seaton and Lyme Regis, so this makes a good route even if based at one end or the other. Alternatively, a longer day out can be had by following the triangle of slow ways Lyme Regis - Colyton - Seaton - Lyme Regis....

Jo Wood

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Helen Gough surveyed Sidsea two

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Stunning walk along the Jurassic Coast, but it is hard work! There are many steep climbs and descents, most of them are stepped, which helps, but you will get a good work out on this route....

Helen Gough

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Helen Gough took this photo on Sidsea two

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Martin McGovern surveyed Seacol one

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However, the fact that the route follows hills beside the valley means that there are good views, and you can catch a glimpse of the Seaton Tramway from time to time, when the high Devon hedgerows allow it....

Martin McGovern

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Martin McGovern took this photo on Seacol one

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Helen Gough surveyed Sealym one

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Watchout for golf balls as you cross the golf course at Axmouth, and try not to be put off by the warning signs about the difficulty of the walk....

Helen Gough

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Quite a nice walk and not too strenuous, but it is quite mucky in places....

Helen Gough

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Helen Gough took this photo on Seacol one

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It should not be attempted by anyone with any kind of disability or lack of staying power, but is a great walk!...

John

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Joseph Dunnett surveyed Seacol one

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A stunning walk, completely off road, often under the canopy of trees. Signage at the beginning of the walk describes it as arduous. It has steep gradients (long climbs at the beginning and end) so is not easily accessible if you don't feel fit....

Graceie E

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This is a fabulously scenic route that follows the South West Costal Path along the cliff tops of The Jurassic Coast. It is quite challenging with several steep valleys to be crossed en-route. Refreshments and toilets are available at Branscombe beach cafe....

MartinPratt

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This route basically follows the South West Coastal Path but has an unnecessary diversion to Street (which is a descent and climb) and also uses the Old Beer Road on the outskirts of Seaton. This section of road is currently shut following a cliff land-slip. The added route of Sidsea two is more direct and includes the diversion to avoid the closed road....

MartinPratt

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Sidmouth—Seaton

MartinPratt added Sidsea two, a new walk from Sidmouth to Seaton

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Seaton—Colyton

Slow Ways added Seacol one, a new walk from Seaton to Colyton

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Seaton—Lyme Regis

Slow Ways added Sealym one, a new walk from Seaton to Lyme Regis

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Sidmouth—Seaton

Slow Ways added Sidsea one, a new walk from Sidmouth to Seaton

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Seaton, Thu 18 April

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Seaton’s Slow Ways starting point

Grid ref

SY2450890119

Lat / Lon

50.70578° / -3.07046°

Easting / Northing

324,508E / 90,119N

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