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EXPLORE DEVON 1 2 EXPLORE DEVON ...the naturally active way 3 4 DEVON IS A FANTASTIC PLACE TO VISIT. WITH TWO DISTINCTIVE COASTLINES, TWO NATIONAL PARKS, TWO WORLD 8 6 7 HERITAGE SITES, A WORLD BIOSPHERE RESERVE , FIVE AREAS OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY AND COUNTLESS WOODLANDS, FORESTS, RIVERS, PARKS AND OPEN SPACES, THERE IS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. 5 9 24 EXPERIENCE DEVON 2015
exploredevon.info WALKING CYCLING GEOLOGY WILDLIFE HORSE RIDING Why not try one of the great networks of cycleways, footpaths and bridleways to help you explore this fabulous countryside and get active at the same time. Devon’s environment has something to offer throughout the year, indeed many sites are best visited out of season. Nothing can beat an exhilarating cliff top walk on a blustery winters’ day, the vivid autumn colours as you stroll through woodlands or the activity in the estuaries, teeming with migrating and wintering birds. Our heaths and moorlands take on their own unique beauty during the winter months and the stunning displays of spring flowers such as wild daffodils and bluebells are simply breath-taking. Devon provides endless opportunities for all ages and abilities to get out and active. Leave the car at home and use the integrated bus and train network to access multi-use routes, ideal for safe and easy walking or cycling. A number of accessible trails are suitable for families with young children and pushchairs or the elderly and those who use wheelchairs. So why not take a weeks’ holiday to walk a section of the South West Coast Path or cross the county from north to south coast along the Two Moors Way? Or take a day out with a leisurely cycle ride around the Exe Estuary or for the more active go mountain biking in the Tamar Valley. For those who enjoy wildlife Devon has an abundance and variety that few other parts of Britain can rival. From wintering avocets to Dartford warblers and cirl buntings, even the most enthusiastic bird watcher will find something to excite. Our landscape also tells a fascinating story, don’t miss the Jurassic Coast in East Devon, Slapton Ley in the South Hams, the towering cliffs of the Hartland coastline or the awesome granite tors strewn across Dartmoor, to see geology in action! www.exploredevon.info 1. Cliff Path near Kingswear 2. Exeter Canal 3. Kayaking, River Torridge 4. Cycling on the Meldon Viaduct 5. East Devon by Jenny Bowden 6. Clovelly Harbour 7. Combestone, Dartmoor 8. Bolt Head, Salcombe 9. Jurassic Coast near Branscombe by Tom Hurley EXPERIENCE DEVON 2015 25
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