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The cliffs tops on the Devon and Cornwall coast form part of the South West Coast Path.
The organisations responsible for managing the Coast Path have developed these guidelines to help you have a safe walk. Please read and always follow them.
Whilst it is tempting to go close to cliff edges to peer over you should stay back from them:
Take special care of children and dogs and look after them at all times.
Dress sensibly for the terrain and weather. To enjoy your walk, stay within your fitness level – some sections of the Coast Path can be strenuous and/or remote.
In an emergency dial 999 or 112 and ask for the Coastguard.
To help the emergency services locate you quickly they need to know where you are, so: