Blog: Paddling

Beneath the beautiful Salcombe-Kingsbridge estuary lurks one of Britain’s most valuable and threatened habitats. Recognised as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a local nature reserve, the estuary supports significant seagrass meadows, teeming with life. (more...)

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Perhaps you caught the National Trust paddling the Salcombe Estuary on Countryfile, or maybe you have used our waterproof canoe map this summer? Well now on Tuesday 25 October you can come and join us on the water for the last time this year on a Canadian canoe adventure with our guide Dave Halsall of Singing Paddles. (more...)

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As seen on BBC Countryfile, our Salcombe-Kingsbridge Estuary canoe map and guide is now available for sale and download. Let the National Trust be your guide on an adventure to discover hidden coves, shipwrecks and shores teeming with wildlife - all without ever having to leave you canoe. Our map guide offers an introduction to canoeing on the estuary, highlighting safe launching sites, local facilities and car parks, and contains all you need to know to get onto the water and get paddling.
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Well at last I have a physical copy of our waterproof canoe map and guide for the Salcombe Estuary in my hand. It feels as if it has been a long wait, but it has definitely been worth it!! Over the next few days I will be working hard to get them out for sale at locations around the Salcombe Estuary. As and when I do, the list of retailers will be updated in this article. However to alternatively download the guide please click here... Costing...

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Have you ever wanted to learn to canoe and experience the Yealm estuary through only paddle power? (more...)

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We are very close now to sending our brand new Salcombe Estuary canoe guide off to the printers, for a rather unique print run on waterproof paper! (more...)

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