Guided wider estate walks - Active Hike
Join one of our guided walks to explore the wilder side of Arlington, venturing into the little known parts of the estate.
- Booking essential
Join one of our guided walks to explore the wilder side of Arlington, venturing into the little-known parts of the estate.
The active hikes are around 5+ miles, taking in ancient woodland, river, parkland and more, this walk will challenge you with steep climbs but will also reward you with great views and beautiful scenery. You must be comfortable walking longer distances over uneven and sometimes muddy and slippery terrain.
Please bring a drink and a snack. Partway through the walk, there will be a stop to refresh and enjoy the scenery.
Correct outdoor clothing and footwear are essential. Dogs on leads are welcome.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All Standard Ticket | £0.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
Not suitable for children
- Meeting point
On arrival head to the Welcome Centre and inform them you are here for a well-being walk. The meeting point is outside the tea-room, where our walking volunteers will be to greet you.
- What to bring and wear
Correct outdoor clothing and footwear essential, along with any water or food needed while walking.
- Accessibility
Uneven ground and hilly terrain.
Upcoming events
Outdoor History Tour
Explore the pleasure grounds and formal gardens while learning about the history of the estate.
Guided wider estate walks - How the Chichester’s changed the landscape
Join our knowledgeable walk leaders on this gentle 1.5 mile walk while learning about the history of the landscape and how it has changed over the years.
North Devon Walking Festival - Wider estate hike 5 miles
Take in the best views across the Arlington Estate with this 5-mile walk as part of the North Devon Walking Festival.
North Devon Walking festival: Wilder, wetter, woodier
Join our ranger team for a guided walk exploring the wetlands development in School Woods and Winford Valley, as part of the North Devon Walking Festival.