Otter Estuary Ranger Walk

Leisurely walk around the footpaths of the Otter Estuary Nature Reserve with stops to take in the sights and sounds of the reserve. Learn about the wildlife that uses the estuary and what you can expect to see from month to month.

Following the completion of the Lower Otter Restoration Project, 55ha of new saltmarsh and mudflat is developing in the estuary. Find out more about the project and how the site is evolving with the ebb and flow of the tide.

This event is free but booking is essential, to book please click here.

Event Details:

• Date: Saturday 19th October 2024
• Time: 13:00-15:30
• Location: Budleigh Salterton Cricket Club, EX9 7BA
  W3W: difficult.glad.seashell
  Grid Reference: SY 07019 83134

Know before you go…

Dogs on leads welcome.

Dress for the weather, sturdy footwear recommended.

The walk will last approximately 2.5 hours and will be at a gentle pace following flat gravelled paths for around 4km. There will be regular stops along the route at viewing areas with benches. Much of the reserve is accessible for mobility scooters but if you wish to discuss accessibility for this walk please contact [email protected]

Please note there are no concessions or toilet facilities on site. The nearest facilities and concessions are based at Budleigh beach or Budleigh Salterton Cricket Club.

This event is organised as part of Wetland Weekender 2024. Wetland Weekender celebrates the renewed beauty of the Otter Estuary with a weekend full of activities that highlight the estuary’s vibrant ecology, rich history, and unique recreational opportunities. You’ll have a chance to immerse yourself in invigorating guided walks that take you through the heart of the estuary, enlightening sessions that share captivating tales of the area’s past, and a variety of fun-filled activities suitable for visitors of all ages. What’s even better? All these activities are completely FREE! Don’t miss this chance to explore and appreciate the beauty of the Otter Estuary in a unique and engaging way.

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