Baggy Point

Baggy Point is the rugged headland at the north end of Croyde Bay in North Devon, given to the National Trust by the Hyde family, with seabirds on its cliffs and views towards Lundy Island. The South West Coast Path rounds it and the Trust marks out three routes: a short circular walk, a longer circuit via Bloodhills Cliff, and a loop to Woolacombe through a Site of Special Scientific Interest. An easy access path suits wheelchair users, and climbers work the rock faces. Dogs are welcome, with water bowls on the way and a place in the Sandleigh tea-room garden by the car park. Reviewers like choosing their own pace, from a short stroll to the full circuit, and note the coast path is narrow and close to the edge, with a lower inland route for anyone less sure-footed. One tip from the Trust: signal is poor, so download the JustPark app before you arrive.