📜 Natural monument on the North Devon coast, featuring a dramatic 157-foot, three-tiered waterfall.
🔍 Located in a stunning valley, accessible via coast paths or country lanes.
🏞️ Experience a stunning natural attraction with magnificent coastal scenery
🚶♀️ Enjoy scenic hikes with breathtaking views of the Bristol Channel
💦 Witness the dramatic 157-foot, three-tiered waterfall
🏊♀️ Discover hidden plunge pools for invigorating wild swimming
⚠️ Hike includes steep, uneven stairs and muddy sections, not suitable for prams or mobility issues
☀️ No shade on the path, sun protection essential
🥶 Wild swimming water is very cold
🚧 Some cliff edges are unfenced, exercise caution
🌧️ Best visited after rain for powerful falls or at low tide for beach access
📸 Golden hour offers stunning light for photos
🥾 Sturdy footwear, sun protection, and water are essential
💰 Parking at Hartland Quay costs £3.00; waterfall entry is free.
🕒 Open 24 hours daily.
🚗 Two car parks at Hartland Quay (top-level for path, bottom-level for facilities).
💸 Parking costs £3.00 at Hartland Quay; avoid private farm parking.
🚽 Restrooms available at the bottom-level parking lot.
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