Tidal Pool Swim at Woody Bay – OS Wallpaper Download September 2025
Located on the rugged North Devon coast between Combe Martin and Lynton, Woody Bay is a tranquil bay perfect for cove-hopping. Known for its dramatic scenery and steep wooded cliffs, it has a beautiful rocky, shingle beach with a tidal pool ideal for a wild swimming. It’s a also waypoint on the South West Coast Path and part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest due to its rich biodiversity.
This month’s OS Wallpaper image is from Outdoor Swimmer Magazine’s Rowan Clarke and her recent article for wild swimming and cove-hopping along the Devon coast.
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Using the downloaded wallpaper image
To save the image on a computer, right-click (or alt-click) and select ‘save target as’ or the equivalent for your browser. If you are not sure of the screen size, use the largest one.
- For most computers, right click the desktop and select ‘set wallpaper’ to change the wallpaper image.
- For iOS devices, select the image, press and hold on the image to ‘save image’, then go to Photos > Share > Set as Wallpaper.
- On Android devices, select the image, long press to ‘download image’ and then go to Wallpapers > My photos and select the image.
Did you know?
On Windows PCs you can save multiple wallpaper images to a single folder, and have your desktop background automatically change regularly by selecting that folder as the source.
You can also Browse all the previous wallpapers.
