Stonehaven, United Kingdom
Crawton
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+44 1346532017
Good for kids
No wheelchair-accessible entrance
Other than the stunning waterfall, we came to this place expecting a lovely walk and some time in the fresh air. Received plenty of that and a visit from seals, countless sea birds (even out of season) butterflies (or perhaps day moths). Stunning.
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Parking limited but adequate. Well kept pathway with signs indicating sheer cliffs to stay clear. A bit smelly at points where there are lots and lots of birds but to listen and watch them is wonderful. Lovely cabin built in memory of husband and wife in which you can shelter if necessary or picnic as we did, chat to others too. An extension is through the village and down to pebble beach where the cliff birds shout at you. Many photographic opportunities.
It feels like you are in a nature documentary when visiting this place. Its magnificent and breathtaking. Can also see puffins if you bring some binoculars!
About a one-mile path on the top of the cliffs maintained by rspb (and another one next to it), with a few viewpoints. There were loads of birds in the sea, even in mid September. It's a good walk if you have a few hours to spare.
A wonderful walk while taking in the splendour of the birdlife. Parking can be a bit of a nightmare, especially when folk park in the passing places along a single track road.
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