Parminter walk
Follow in the steps of A la Ronde's two spinster cousins, Jane and Mary Parminter, and enjoy a stroll around the meadow which is rich in flora, fauna and wildlife. There are some excellent views from the top of the walk over the Exe estuary, where wild flowers, butterflies and birdsong abound.
Total steps: 4
Total steps: 4
Start point
A la Ronde car park, grid ref: SY004834
Step 1
From the car park follow the path to the shop and visitor reception. Normal admission applies to enter the grounds of A la Ronde.
Step 2
Follow along the perimeter of the meadow.
Step 3
Enjoy the panoramic view from the Centenary Obelisk.
Step 4
Head back along the path to the walk's starting point.
End point
A la Ronde car park, grid ref: SY004834
Trail map
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