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