This former military firing range is now a tranquil spot for walkers and nature lovers, with stunning views of the Solway Firth and the Lakeland hills. The Point is a unique and fascinating place, with a rich history dating back to the 19th century. Today, it's a haven for wildlife, with seals, birds, and other creatures calling it home. Visitors can explore the rugged coastline, discover hidden coves, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this special place.
Beautiful view of the beach & coast
Greate views. amazing food around and nice and pieceful. this place can not be beaten.
been coming back to this spot. amazing wiev. just very windy so jacket is a must!
Be it a bright sunny day, a blustery wind swept afternoon or an evening filled with an astounding sunset, the Point is the place to be in Little Haven. The paved walk out onto this headland is an easy one. Once there you can be almost surrounded by the sea. It's a place to watch the waves as the sea gallops in; or to smile as youngster tumble into the water shouting in glee.
A beautiful viewing spot. Very easy walk from Little Haven.
This is a great National Trust park site for those who are/have the following: want to get amazing shots of the coast, want an easy walk to get great coastal pictures, use a walker and are okay with an incline for the first half of the walk, driving along the coast and want a quick stop off for a walk, have a dog on a leash, need a quick sit along the path on a bench. Although this NT area stretches quite far along the coast, the first part is easy to access up a wide walkway with benches along the way, and at the top is a near 360 viewpoint of the whole area with some more seating as well. If you fancy a bit of a climb and hike, the path curves along the coast cliff and you can continue walking it. But be sure to bring your wellies in the rainy months at this point and it is an incline. I've been to the fist part of this NT site plenty of times and seen older couples with a cane walking along enjoying the sights, so I think it's fairly accessible. There is a public car park and a toilet just around the corner across the street, plenty of pubs, and a beautiful beach as well with a very low tide which enables you to walk around the bottom of the ocean floor a few mountains down the coast even. Worth the stop off
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Hiking
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Dogs allowed
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Beautiful view of the beach & coast
Greate views. amazing food around and nice and pieceful. this place can not be beaten.
been coming back to this spot. amazing wiev. just very windy so jacket is a must!
Be it a bright sunny day, a blustery wind swept afternoon or an evening filled with an astounding sunset, the Point is the place to be in Little Haven. The paved walk out onto this headland is an easy one. Once there you can be almost surrounded by the sea. It's a place to watch the waves as the sea gallops in; or to smile as youngster tumble into the water shouting in glee.
A beautiful viewing spot. Very easy walk from Little Haven.
This is a great National Trust park site for those who are/have the following: want to get amazing shots of the coast, want an easy walk to get great coastal pictures, use a walker and are okay with an incline for the first half of the walk, driving along the coast and want a quick stop off for a walk, have a dog on a leash, need a quick sit along the path on a bench. Although this NT area stretches quite far along the coast, the first part is easy to access up a wide walkway with benches along the way, and at the top is a near 360 viewpoint of the whole area with some more seating as well. If you fancy a bit of a climb and hike, the path curves along the coast cliff and you can continue walking it. But be sure to bring your wellies in the rainy months at this point and it is an incline. I've been to the fist part of this NT site plenty of times and seen older couples with a cane walking along enjoying the sights, so I think it's fairly accessible. There is a public car park and a toilet just around the corner across the street, plenty of pubs, and a beautiful beach as well with a very low tide which enables you to walk around the bottom of the ocean floor a few mountains down the coast even. Worth the stop off
