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Follow a GPS-powered treasure hunt through North Devon’s dunes, village lanes and cliff viewpoints. Solve clues, answer quiz challenges and discover lesser-known natural and cultural sites at your own pace.
Follow a GPS-powered treasure hunt through North Devon’s dunes, village lanes and cliff viewpoints. Solve clues, answer quiz challenges and discover lesser-known natural and cultural sites at your own pace.
You tap the app and the map unfurls — a scatter of pins across windswept dunes, hedgerowed lanes and cliff-top viewpoints. Sea air pushes at your cheeks as the coastline dares you to detour; inland lanes beckon with farmyard gates and village squares where clues wait like small rewards.
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Operated by City Break by Cluecation · Barnstaple, England
You tap the app and the map unfurls — a scatter of pins across windswept dunes, hedgerowed lanes and cliff-top viewpoints. Sea air pushes at your cheeks as the coastline dares you to detour; inland lanes beckon with farmyard gates and village squares where clues wait like small rewards.
This self-guided tour threads modern gamification through centuries of coastal and rural life. North Devon’s shoreline is carved from ancient sedimentary beds and braided with dunes and estuaries; fishing ports and manor houses speak to maritime trade and agricultural roots. Local culture still orbits seasonal fishing, market towns and community-run nature reserves. Much of the area sits inside the North Devon Biosphere, so landscapes you explore are ecologically significant.
Practically, the experience is a smartphone-led treasure hunt: log into the Loquiz app, follow GPS points, solve clues and answer the Big Britain Quiz to earn points. The route is flexible — walk, drive or combine both — and designed for families and mixed-ability groups. Expect a mix of surfaced village streets, uneven coastal paths, boardwalks across dunes and short grassy climbs for viewpoints.
Planning notes: start with a fully charged phone and a portable battery, download any offline maps, and give yourself at least four hours to explore without rush. Wear sturdy shoes for muddy tracks, layer for coastal winds, and keep water handy. Respect farmland and wildlife; stick to rights-of-way and biosphere guidelines so the secret corners you find remain for the next explorers.
easy.
3–5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect light walking with occasional short climbs and uneven ground
Yes — install the Loquiz app before you arrive and log in; ensure any offline map data is saved if you expect spotty signal.
One ticket permits access on a single device; friends and family can share that device but each additional player should check sharing rules.
The experience is designed to be flexible — many pins are reachable by car and towns are served by local buses, though remote points may require walking.
The tour is self-guided and runs in most conditions, but use caution on exposed cliffs and cancel or postpone if conditions are severe.
North Devon’s coastal settlements grew from medieval fishing and trade; much of the present landscape reflects centuries of agricultural enclosure and maritime commerce.
Large parts of North Devon are in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and protected coastal designations; follow paths and avoid trampling dunes or disturbing nesting wildlife.
City Break by Cluecation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You tap the app and the map unfurls — a scatter of pins across windswept dunes, hedgerowed lanes and cliff-top viewpoints. Sea air pushes at your cheeks as the coastline dares you to detour; inland lanes beckon with farmyard gates and village squares where clues wait like small rewards.
You tap the app and the map unfurls — a scatter of pins across windswept dunes, hedgerowed lanes and cliff-top viewpoints. Sea air pushes at your cheeks as the coastline dares you to detour; inland lanes beckon with farmyard gates and village squares where clues wait like small rewards.
This self-guided tour threads modern gamification through centuries of coastal and rural life. North Devon’s shoreline is carved from ancient sedimentary beds and braided with dunes and estuaries; fishing ports and manor houses speak to maritime trade and agricultural roots. Local culture still orbits seasonal fishing, market towns and community-run nature reserves. Much of the area sits inside the North Devon Biosphere, so landscapes you explore are ecologically significant.
Practically, the experience is a smartphone-led treasure hunt: log into the Loquiz app, follow GPS points, solve clues and answer the Big Britain Quiz to earn points. The route is flexible — walk, drive or combine both — and designed for families and mixed-ability groups. Expect a mix of surfaced village streets, uneven coastal paths, boardwalks across dunes and short grassy climbs for viewpoints.
Planning notes: start with a fully charged phone and a portable battery, download any offline maps, and give yourself at least four hours to explore without rush. Wear sturdy shoes for muddy tracks, layer for coastal winds, and keep water handy. Respect farmland and wildlife; stick to rights-of-way and biosphere guidelines so the secret corners you find remain for the next explorers.