Where is St Catherine’s Tor?
Devon's rugged coastline holds this spectacular coastal landmark near Hartland Quay. Walkers frequently spot the high green mound while tackling the steep coastal path.

What type of place is St Catherine’s Tor?
St Catherine’s Tor is a grassy coastal mound on the North Devon coast.

When is the best time to visit St Catherine’s Tor?
Springtime brings excellent walking conditions because colourful wild flowers carpet the high ridges before the peak summer crowds arrive. Autumn mornings also offer a beautifully dramatic atmosphere when heavy sea mist blankets the coastal valley.

What can you do at St Catherine’s Tor?
Climbing to the high summit rewards hikers with panoramic views across the churning sea. People also enjoy pausing on the ridge to hear the distant roar of the nearby waterfall echoing through the cliffs.

How long should I spend at St Catherine’s Tor?
Allowing roughly an hour provides plenty of time to scale the peak and absorb the coastal scenery. Serious hikers often incorporate the landmark into a much longer day trip along the rugged paths.

Where do I park at St Catherine’s Tor?
Spaces for five vehicles exist near the site, providing one day slot and four overnight positions. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I eat near St Catherine’s Tor?
The West Country Inn provides one dining spot near the landmark. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I stay near St Catherine’s Tor?
Fosfelle Glamping and North Hackmarsh Cabin offer two places to stay nearby. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.