Activity - Cycling, Walking &
Sports
Haldon Forest Park, Exeter (4.2 miles away)
Fun for all the family on an extensive network of traffic free trails. Choose from the many walking trails or cycle on the family and adventure cycle trails to challenge yourself on the freer ride, mountain bike areas.
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Exe Valley Ride, Exeter (4.2 miles away)
Take a journey through the city along the banks of the River Exe. Admire the beautiful cathedral and Quayside and get to know this great city.
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Exmouth to Budleigh Circuit, Exmouth (9.4 miles away)
This is a short route, just six miles long, and takes in views of the coast line and the rural hinterland. The inland section follows the path of a former railway. Exmouth lies at the western gateway to the Jurassic coast.
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Brixham and Berry Head Walk, Torbay (10.5 miles away)
Berry Head is a prominent feature on the South Devon coast, with views as far as the East Devon Coast. Within Tor Bay, next to the headland and largely sheltered by it, is the ancient fishing port of Brixham.
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A Dart Estuary Walk, River Dart (10.8 miles away)
This walk is among the most popular walks in this part of the county: a winning combination of wonderful sea views and the chance to explore part of Dartmouth, one of Devon's most attractive historic towns.
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Meldon Viaduct, Okehampton (18.7 miles away)
Encompassing industrial history and natural beauty, this route is worth it for the views alone. Just south of Okehampton, the viaduct was built in 1874 and spans 165 metres over the remains of mineral mines. The view of Meldon Dam is almost 50 metres high.
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The Dartmoor Way Hiking, Okehampton (19.1 miles away)
Why not walk a short section of the Dartmoor Way? This circular 78 mile walking trail meanders across rolling moorland, through quaint Devon thatched villages along secluded wooded valleys, over clapper bridges and around Dartmoor's unique tors.
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The Granite Way cycle route, Okehampton (19.0 miles away)
This is an easy route of 11 miles with the least traffic in Devon. You'll cycle through rural Devon, enjoying spectacular views of Dartmoor and its wildlife on the way.
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Sticklepath cycle route, Sticklepath (16.0 miles away)
There are wonderful Dartmoor views on this route which takes you mainly along Devon's quiet country lanes, with a short stretch of the Tarka Trail; passing many places of historic interest on the way.
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CRS Adventures: White Water Rafting, Ashburton (9.1 miles away)
Based at the River Dart Country Park in Ashburton, Devon, CRS Adventures is situated in the heart of Dartmoor on the banks of the River Dart – ideal for enjoying a great range of exciting activities. White water rafting is Devon is often overlooked, but with many steep, granite rivers the courses encompass routes with varying degrees of difficulty so everyone can find something for them!
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Shilstone Rocks Stud and Dartmoor Riding , Dartmoor (8.1 miles away)
A family run riding centre which was established in 1962. Approved by the British Horse Society, it showcases a famous, prize winning stud and many other mares, foals and horses. Learn to ride or go for a trip across Dartmoor.
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Town Parks Fishing, Paignton (11.6 miles away)
Town Parks have a great range of facilities to cater to both professional and amateur fishing enthusiasts alike. They offer angling tuition and night fishing, and the lakes are stocked with Rudd, Perch, Carp, Bream, Tench and Roachland Chub.
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Dartrock, Buckfastleigh (10.1 miles away)
Beginners and pros will love this indoor and outdoor climbing centre. Built at 10m high and boasting the best equipped wall in the Southwest this is an experience for both the young and old to enjoy. There is also a relaxing lounge where cake and coffee can be enjoyed.
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Finlake Riding Centre, Chudleigh (0.4 miles away)
Located in the spectacular Teign valley on the edge of Dartmoor National Park is Finlake Riding centre. This riding centre caters for everyone - you can enjoy exhilarating rides which can include cream teas and evening pub rides, or, if you have small children, they can ride on the tiny miniature Shetland pony called 'Diddy mouse' or the slightly bigger 'Tinkerbell'.
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This information is accurate at time of publishing and should be used as a guide only. If any information needs updating please get in touch.