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• Ladram Bay to Sidmouth

  Sidmouth

  The views from Ladram Bay to Sidmouth are some of the most dramatic on the East Devon coastline. Among the more impressive sights along this stretch of coast are the sea stacks at Ladram Bay.

  

• Laurel Keeley Gallery

  Exeter

  Gallery specialises in ceramics from selected makers in the West Country, which are shown in conjunction with prints, paintings, photographs and drawings. Commissions welcome.

  

• Lee Ford Gardens

  Budleigh Salterton

  Forty acres of parkland, formal and woodland gardens with extensive display of spring bulbs, camellias, rhododendrons, azaleas and magnolias. Adam pavilion.

  

• Let's Go Devon

  North Tawton

  Come with us and enjoy a relaxed pace walking or cycling holiday in Devon, in the West Country of England. We have used our local knowledge and have scoured the Devon countryside to discover excellent walks and cycle rides.

  

• Libra Court Craft Centre

  Sidmouth

  One of the best kept secrets in Sidmouth is Libra Court Craft Centre.

  

• Lily Farm Vinyard

  Budleigh Salterton

  Lily Farm's first grape harvest featured in numerous articles during 2007 highlighting it as having the earliest ever known harvest of the Rondo grape in the UK. It also has a small farm as well as the vinyard.

• Little Haldon Heaths

  Teign Valley

  Situated to the north of the Teign Estuary, Little Haldon is particularly important for its large areas of lowland heath. Little Haldon is rich in wildlife and comprises two small areas of lowland heath.

  

• Little Riverside

  Totnes

  Canoeing and Kayaking on The River Dart in Totnes. Go on a canoeing picnic or paddle down to the pub! Alternatively give white water kayacking a go!

  

• Littlecombe Riding Centre

  Nr Ashburton

  Littlecombe Riding Centre, Holne, near Ashburton, on the Scorriton to Holne Road. A small centre, up to six quality horses (15hh to 16.3hh). Ideal families, competant or nervous riders. Moorland and woodland. Escorts, hats available.

• Living Coasts

  Torquay

  Walk with the animals at Living Coasts, Torquay's Coastal Zoo. Catch the free ranging penguins at Living Coasts and a whole lot more.

  

• Lopwell Dam

  Tavistock

  Lopwell is a site of breataking beauty enjoyed by local residents and tourist alike, especially for bird watching and walking. Situated at the upper tidal mark on the River Tavy, three miles from the north Plymouth and seven miles from Tavistock, thi

• Lopwell Dam Cycle Link Route

  Tamar Valley

  This route is only open between 2 February and 30 September. The river crossing at Lopwell Dam is tidal and you must find out the tide times before setting out on the route.

  

• Lower Hollacombe Fishery

  Crediton

  Small, quiet picturesque fishery situated just outside Crediton. Well stocked with wide variety of coarse fish.

  

• Lukesland Gardens

  Ivybridge

  Delightful in both Spring and Autumn Lukesland Gerdens, Ivybridge, is truely "a hidden gem". Wander through 24 acres of magnificent flowering shrubs, rare trees and wild flowers by a Dartmoor stream.

  

• Lundy Island - Activities

  Bideford

  Lundy lies off the coast of North Devon, where the Atlantic ocean meets the Bristol Channel with nothing between it and America, a granite outcrop, three and a half miles long and half a mile wide. In the hubbub of the modern world it is a place apar

  

• Lundy Island and Marine Nature Reserve

  Bideford

  Lundy lies off the coast of North Devon, where the Atlantic ocean meets the Bristol Channel with nothing between it and America, a granite outcrop, three and a half miles long and half a mile wide. In the hubbub of the modern world it is a place apar

  

• Lydford Castle, Banks and Fort

  Okehampton

  Late 12thC keep with rectangular bailey. Castle was the seat of the Stannary Court until the court was moved to Princetown during the last century.

  

• Lydford Gorge

  Okehampton

  The impressive Lydford Gorge has a depth of 35 metres, is almost 2 km long. Stunning features include the spectacular 27 metre high Whitelady waterfall, the exciting Devil’s Cauldron whirlpool, along with the imprints of potholes now many metres abov

  

• Lyme Bay

  Seaton

  Many people are surprised to find out that we have reefs which are home to corals in the UK. Some of the most spectacular reefs in the UK are found in Lyme Bay, and contain over 300 species of plants and animals.

  

• Lyn and Exmoor Museum

  Lynton

  An exhibition of arts, crafts and the history of Exmoor and its people.

  

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