Holme Dunes National Nature Reserve
near Thornham, England (United Kingdom)
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This is a fantastic route in the Holme Dunes National Nature Reserve. The reserve's sand dunes, salt marsh, pasture and pools are important for breeding birds like pied avocet, and wintering ducks, geese and waders. There are a range of coastal habitats including, freshwater pools, grazing marsh and saltmarsh.
We did start walking at Thornham Old Harbour, where there are free parking spaces to leave the car. The path is very easy to follow and well maintained. There is a paying bird watching observatory over a fresh water pool and a "visitors center" where you can get some information.
Depending on the tides you may not be able to complete the loop at the final part of the route and may need to come back. It was very low tide when we did the route and we only had to cross a shallow stream of water. However, be really careful as tides can change rapidly and you may end up with wet boots.
We did start walking at Thornham Old Harbour, where there are free parking spaces to leave the car. The path is very easy to follow and well maintained. There is a paying bird watching observatory over a fresh water pool and a "visitors center" where you can get some information.
Depending on the tides you may not be able to complete the loop at the final part of the route and may need to come back. It was very low tide when we did the route and we only had to cross a shallow stream of water. However, be really careful as tides can change rapidly and you may end up with wet boots.
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Stunning!