Visit Woodbury Castle as part of your walk on the East Devon Way. West-East: Stage 2: Woodbury Castle – Aylesbeare Common (3 miles) Be king of the castle at Woodbury and enjoy the RSPB heathland reserve at Aylesbeare Common. East-West: Stage 6: Woodbury Castle to Exmouth (7.5miles) Head down from Woodbury Castle for your final leg, passing Al la Ronde (National Read more…

Visit Exmouth as part of your walk on the East Devon Way. West-East: Stage1: Exmouth – Woodbury Castle (7.5 miles) Walking West to East – start your walk from the railway station car park and go north, with the estuary on your left, on the new cycleway alongside the Exe Estuary to Lympstone and then east up onto the pebblebed Read more…

Visit Colyton as part of the East Devon Way. West-East: Stage 6: Colyton – Lyme Regis (9 miles) Cross the wide expanse of the Axe Valley – Enjoy panoramic views from Musbury hillfort. Rise and fall in steep combes stroll on rural lanes and follow the River Lim between Lyme Regis and Uplyme. East-West: Stage 2: Colyton to Church Green, Read more…

Visit Church Green, Farway as part of your walk on the East Devon Way West-East: Stage 5: Church Green, Farway – Colyton (6 miles) Travel through the village of Northleigh and follow the meandering River Coly. Explore the historic market town of Colyton with its pubs, tearooms and shops. East-West: Stage 3: Church Green, Farway – Sidbury (6.5 miles) Leave Read more…

Visit Sidbury as part of your walk on the East Devon Way. West-East: Stage 4: Sidbury to Church Green, Farway (6.5miles) Traverse the Roncombe Valley, passing through Knapp Copse Local Nature Reserve and cross the Bronze Age ritual landscape of Farway Common. Soak up the tranquillity of one of the most remote parts of the AONB, Farway Valley. East-West: Stage 4: Read more…

Visit Aylesbeare Common as part of your walk on the East Devon Way. West-East: Stage 3: Aylesbeare Common – Sidbury (7.5 miles) Contrast the heathlands of Aylesbeare with the River Otter and take in panoramic views at Fire Beacon Hill Local Nature Reserve and East Hill. The villages of Newton Poppleford and Sidbury offer well earned refreshments. East-West: Stage 5: Read more…

Sidbury tree trail takes about half an hour (or longer route an hour) and is a brief introduction to this pretty Devon village and its special trees. It’s right on the East Devon Way and a perfect detour. Download the map created by Sidmouth Arboretum on their website. Read more…

Catch a traditional electric tram from here to the seaside town of Seaton. See the link for lots of events too. Read more…

A number of landscaped lakes form this area of natural beauty where you can relax watch the wildlife, including butterflies, dragonflies and birds. A perfect spot for a picnic by the lakes. Read more…

Visit Lyme Regis as part of the East Devon Way. West-East: This is your destination – Lyme Regis – congratulations! Lyme Regis is on the Dorset and East Devon World Heritage Site – England’s first natural World Heritage Site. Home to Mary Anning and renowned for its fossils. East-West: Stage 1: Lyme Regis to Colyton (9.2miles) Take Drakes Passage and Read more…