Discover the Exe Estuary Cycle Trail
Explore the Beauty of Devon's Coastal Path
Embark on a journey through the stunning landscapes of Devon with the Exe Estuary Cycle Trail. This 26-mile (42 km) loop offers breathtaking views, rich wildlife, and a unique blend of history and nature. Perfect for cyclists and walkers alike, this trail is your gateway to adventure.
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Choose Your Way to Explore
Whether you prefer cycling, walking, taking the train, or cruising by boat, the Exe Estuary Cycle Trail offers diverse ways to experience its beauty. Cycle along the scenic paths, enjoy a leisurely walk, hop on a train for a quick journey, or take a boat ride for a unique perspective. Each mode offers its own charm and allows you to explore the trail at your own pace.
Why Visit the Exe Estuary Trail?
Scenic Views
Enjoy panoramic views of the estuary, rolling hills, and picturesque villages along the trail. Each turn reveals a new vista, making it a photographer’s paradise.
Rich Wildlife
The trail is home to a variety of bird species and other wildlife, offering nature enthusiasts a chance to observe and appreciate the local fauna in their natural habitat.
Historical Landmarks
Discover the rich history of the area with landmarks such as Powderham Castle and the historic Exeter Quay, each telling a story of Devon’s past.
Family-Friendly Activities
With plenty of spots for picnics, playgrounds, and family-friendly attractions like boat trips, the trail is perfect for a day out with the family.
Discover the Hidden Gems of the Exe Estuary
Embark on an unforgettable journey along the Exe Estuary Cycle Trail. Explore charming towns, historic landmarks, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether you choose to cycle, walk, or take a scenic train or boat ride, there’s always more to uncover. Dive deeper into the trail’s unique offerings and plan your adventure today!
Capturing the Beauty of the Exe Estuary
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Plan Your Adventure Today
Embark on a journey along the breathtaking Exe Estuary Cycle Trail. Whether you’re cycling, walking, or taking a scenic train or boat ride, there’s no better time to explore this stunning 26-mile (42 km) loop. Sign up now to receive the latest updates and tips for planning your perfect trip.