A wonderful short walk, possibly one of the best short coastal walks in England. Takes in the craggy Brean Down headland with panoramic views most of the way.
Plenty of car parking by the beach, along with toilets and a National Trust Cafe. The route is easy to follow and a few information boards along the way to tell you about the history. Apart from the steps up to the top the walk is very gentle and the views are fantastic – right across to Wales and the islands inbetween. Definitely a route well worth doing, especially if you are on the M5 nearby.
