View from Sand Point – Cove at Sand Point loop from Sand Bay

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View from Sand Point – Cove at Sand Point loop from Sand Bay

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View from Sand Point – Cove at Sand Point loop from Sand Bay

01:57

7.36km

70m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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315 m

View of Sand Bay Beach

Highlight • Viewpoint

Can access most of the beach using Bus 1 coaster from weston-supermare centre but need to walk further to reach sandbay point (National Trust) to get a view from the …

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1.48 km

Sand Point

Highlight • Viewpoint

A four-kilometer circular trail starts here. 🥾

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2.62 km

Middle Hope Beach

Highlight • Beach

Beautiful bay - possible for a high tide swim

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2.80 km

View of Brean Down

Highlight • Beach

Easy access for bikes. On the top it’s grass. Officially a footpath so best done on quiet day. Lovely views.

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2.91 km

From Sand Point, you can enjoy wide-ranging views: to the north, the estuary stretches towards the two Severn bridges; to the west, the hills of Wales rise; and to the south, the Somerset coast is visible.

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4.09 km

Cove at Sand Point

Highlight • Viewpoint

possible for a high tide swim

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4.74 km

Sand Point

Highlight • Natural

Fantastic views south to Birnbeck pier, west to Wales and north to Clevedon.

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7.36 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

3.98 km

3.37 km

Surfaces

6.46 km

452 m

240 m

104 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Wednesday 7 October

14°C

8°C

16 %

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Comments

August 2, 2023,Sand Point and Middle Hope #MyPurposefulAdventure

A beautiful walk on this exciting stretch of coast path. Take a moment to listen to the sea and hear the calls of Oyster Catchers and wading birds on the estuary flats (binoculars may help!)

Theres a chance of a wild swim at high tide at both Sandy Bay and Middle Hope or a rock scramble at low tide.
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