Tuesday, 18th September 2018
The area of North Devon around Bideford and Barnstaple is often referred to as 'Tarka Country'.
Braunton Burrows and the area around it make up the North Devon UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and you can read more about what makes it such a special area with its flora and fauna via this link
The event programme V1 has now been updated to V2. Download it here
Tamar Triple 2018 programme V2
Contact details can be found on the programme download.
Devon & Cornwall Orienteering Clubs thank you all for coming and making the event such a success.
The final results for all 3 days are over on the results page.
And we can look forward to another Tamar Triple in 2020.
Full details for the event can be downloaded here.
Tamar Triple 2018 programme V2
There is a lot to do in this part of North Devon, with many attractions only a short distance away from Braunton.
Great walks and views around the SW coastal path in places like Baggy Point, Morthoe and Bull Point.
Excellent beaches at Croyde, Saunton, Woolacombe and Westward Ho!
Cycling on the Tarka Trail from Braunton around the Taw & Torridge estuary. Cycle hire is available and there are plenty of stop off points for refreshments along the way.
Near Barnstaple there is Arlington Court with the National Trust Carriage museum, gardens at Marwood Hill, and Broomhill Sculpture Park.
At Lynton and Lynmouth there is a funicular cliff railway and nearby there is also the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Company offering steam railway rides.
Or you can simply explore the streets and shops of north Devon towns of Barnstaple, Braunton, Ilfracombe, Combe Martin,Lynton and Lynmouth.
You can find out more about places to visit on the Explore Devon website
or to stay at the StayNorth Devon website.