The Combe

Valley in Devon North Devon

England

The Combe

Sir Roberts Chair Sir Roberts Chair is a foreshore pinnacle at Desolation Point, Exmoor Coast. Wingate waterfall 75ft is about 200m east in grid sq SS7849
Sir Roberts Chair Credit: Exmoor Walker

The Combe, located in Devon, England, is a stunning valley that stretches over miles of picturesque countryside. Nestled between rolling hills and lush green landscapes, it is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

The valley is known for its diverse and abundant wildlife, with various species of birds, mammals, and plants thriving in the area. The peaceful atmosphere and tranquil surroundings make it an ideal spot for birdwatching and nature walks. Visitors can often spot pheasants, deer, and rabbits roaming freely in the valley.

The Combe also boasts a rich history, with evidence of human activity dating back centuries. Ancient settlements and ruins can be found scattered throughout the area, providing a glimpse into the valley's past. The valley was once home to small farming communities, and remnants of their agricultural practices can still be seen today.

For those seeking outdoor adventure, The Combe offers numerous walking trails and hiking paths, allowing visitors to explore the valley's natural beauty up close. The terrain varies from gentle slopes to challenging inclines, catering to all levels of fitness and experience. The valley is also intersected by a meandering river, offering opportunities for fishing and kayaking.

Additionally, The Combe is home to a variety of charming villages and towns, where visitors can find quaint cafes, traditional pubs, and local shops selling homemade crafts and produce. The warm hospitality of the locals adds to the overall charm of the valley, making it a delightful destination for a peaceful getaway.

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The Combe Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.228707/-3.732038 or Grid Reference SS7949. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sir Roberts Chair Sir Roberts Chair is a foreshore pinnacle at Desolation Point, Exmoor Coast. Wingate waterfall 75ft is about 200m east in grid sq SS7849
Sir Roberts Chair
Sir Roberts Chair is a foreshore pinnacle at Desolation Point, Exmoor Coast. Wingate waterfall 75ft is about 200m east in grid sq SS7849
Whitebeam Gully. Exmoor A grade 3 scramble
Whitebeam Gully. Exmoor
A grade 3 scramble
Desolation Point. Exmoor Climber emerging from the through cave at Desolation Point. (Sir Roberts Chair)
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Desolation Point. Exmoor
Climber emerging from the through cave at Desolation Point. (Sir Roberts Chair) LinkExternal link
Sir Robert's Chair
Sir Robert's Chair
Below Desolation Point, at low tide
Below Desolation Point, at low tide
Fractured cliffs, Countisbury Cove
Fractured cliffs, Countisbury Cove
Wave Rock This outlying remnant of strata has been eroded over time to resemble what appears to be a massive breaking wave, solidified in rock.
Wave Rock
This outlying remnant of strata has been eroded over time to resemble what appears to be a massive breaking wave, solidified in rock.
Rock outcrop, Countisbury Cove
Rock outcrop, Countisbury Cove
Boulder strewn foreshore, near Desolation Point
Boulder strewn foreshore, near Desolation Point
Cave, below Desolation Point
Cave, below Desolation Point
North Devon : Pebble Beach Around 30 or so minutes after a low spring tide on a square which is soon to go underwater. Had to step on the few remaining rocks to remain dry to get here.
North Devon : Pebble Beach
Around 30 or so minutes after a low spring tide on a square which is soon to go underwater. Had to step on the few remaining rocks to remain dry to get here.
North Devon : Pebble Beach Around 30 or so minutes after a low spring tide on a square which is soon to go underwater. Had to step on the few remaining rocks to remain dry to get here.
North Devon : Pebble Beach
Around 30 or so minutes after a low spring tide on a square which is soon to go underwater. Had to step on the few remaining rocks to remain dry to get here.
North Devon : Pebble Beach Around 30 or so minutes after a low spring tide on a square which is soon to go underwater. Had to step on the few remaining rocks to remain dry to get here.
North Devon : Pebble Beach
Around 30 or so minutes after a low spring tide on a square which is soon to go underwater. Had to step on the few remaining rocks to remain dry to get here.
North Devon : Pebble Beach Around 30 or so minutes after a low spring tide on a square which is soon to go underwater. Had to step on the few remaining rocks to remain dry to get here.
North Devon : Pebble Beach
Around 30 or so minutes after a low spring tide on a square which is soon to go underwater. Had to step on the few remaining rocks to remain dry to get here.
North Devon : Pebble Beach Looking back along the pebble beach towards the cliff.
North Devon : Pebble Beach
Looking back along the pebble beach towards the cliff.
North Devon : Pebble Beach Looking along the pebble coastline at low tide.
North Devon : Pebble Beach
Looking along the pebble coastline at low tide.
North Devon : Pebble Beach Looking out to the Bristol Channel from the pebble coastline.
North Devon : Pebble Beach
Looking out to the Bristol Channel from the pebble coastline.
North Devon : Pebble Beach The cliffs and rocky coastline at Desolation Point in North Devon.
North Devon : Pebble Beach
The cliffs and rocky coastline at Desolation Point in North Devon.
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The Combe is located at Grid Ref: SS7949 (Lat: 51.228707, Lng: -3.732038)

Administrative County: Devon

District: North Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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