Crow Point

Crow Point is a unique place where the rivers Taw and Torridge meet to form a picturesque sand spit. Located at the southern end of the Braunton Burrows, England's largest dune system and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

It is a paradise for nature lovers and birdwatchers, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding beaches and towns. The site has a fascinating military history - during World War II it served as a training ground for American soldiers preparing for the Normandy landings.

An approximately 3-mile circular trail leads through sandy beaches and dunes, providing an unforgettable natural and historical experience.