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Monument meander
Why not enjoy walking along the beech-lined avenue? On this moderately challenging walk in the Somerset countryside, the route will take you around the edge of Wellington Monument, where you can see the ongoing repair work taking place.
- Moderate
- 30 mins
- 1.0 mile (1.6km)
Things to see and do at the monument
With extensive views across the Blackdown Hills, Taunton Vale and out to Exmoor, you can walk a bracing trail or watch the flora and fauna change with the seasons.
Woods and wildflowers
Get back to nature and enjoy a gentle walk through these sheltered woods which are at their very best during bluebell season in early May.
- Easy
- 30 mins
- 1.0 mile (1.6km)
Ashclyst Forest
Ashclyst Forest is one of the largest woods in East Devon and a haven for butterflies, bluebells and birds. With car parking and waymarked trails Ashclyst is a great place for a walk on the wild side.
Salcombe Hill to Sidmouth circular walk
Starting with the stunning views across the Sid valley, this spectacular circular walk showcases the regency town of Sidmouth, and then takes you upriver through a tranquil riverside park.
- Moderate
- 3 hours
- 5.0 miles (8.0km)
Cliffs, valleys and ocean views in Salcombe Regis
Take a walk from Salcombe Regis out to the coast with superb views of the Devon Jurassic Coast, with a chance to explore Weston Plats, an area of 19th and 20th-century market gardens.
- Moderate
- 2 hours
- 3.0 miles (4.8km)
Salcombe Hill circular walk
Whilst donkey-carts are no longer used at Weston Plats, this walk takes you up Weston Mouth to The Donkey Sanctuary which is home to over 500 donkeys and mules.
- Moderate
- 3 hours
- 5.0 miles (8.0km)
Salcombe views and valleys
Enjoy incredible views on this gentle walk around Salcombe Hill in Devon.
- Easy
- 30 mins
- 1.0 mile (1.6km)
Salcombe Hill running trail
Lace up your runing shoes for lovely views of Sidmouth and the surrounding coastline, winding your way through wild woodland on this circular route.
- Moderate
- 25 mins
- 2.0 miles (3.2km)
Accessible walk: Salcombe Hill
Whether you have boots or paws, two wheels or four, this easily accessible short walk opens the South West Coast Path to everybody.
- Easy
- 30 mins
- 0.8 miles (1.25km)
Combe Wood
Criss-crossed with pathways, this is the perfect place for a sheltered walk on a warm day.
Branscombe village walk
A short circular walk around the historic, beautiful village of Branscombe in Devon.
- Moderate
- 1 hour 30 mins
- 2.5 miles (4.0km)
Branscombe historic walk
A short circular walk around the historic, beautiful village of Branscombe. This walk is quite rocky, with two very steep slopes en route. Dogs are welcome except at the tea-rooms, forge and mill.
- Moderate
- 20 mins
- 1.0 mile (1.6km)
The beach at Branscombe
Fantastic for a family day out, the shingle beach at Branscombe is part of the famous Jurassic Coast. Enjoy a dip in the water, see how far you can skim a stone, or see what hidden creatures you can discover in the rock pools.
Branscombe to Beer coastal walk
Starting in the heart of Branscombe village, this scenic walk through picturesque countryside passes by the historic Forge, Old Bakery and Manor Mill before heading to Branscombe beach.
- Moderate
- 3 hours
- 6.0 miles (9.65km)
Orienteering for schools at Knightshayes
Knightshayes orienteering course is a great opportunity to incorporate map skills and fitness whilst meeting curriculum outcomes. The parkland is free to access, with only a small charge for maps, making it a great group activity.
Exploring Buzzards woodland
Why not take the chance to explore off the beaten track at this tranquil woodland in the Dart Valley? If you're lucky you might even spot an otter or two.
Top spots at Knightshayes for a stroll and a picnic
Find out some fantastic spots around Knightshayes that are perfect for a summer stroll, followed by a delicious picnic.