Acland circular walk

At just over a mile the Acland circular walk is a buggy-friendly walk following surfaced paths through the parkland, garden and chapel grounds. Suitable for little legs, pushchairs, ordinary shoes and anyone who'd like to take a gentle stroll.
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KillertonStart point
Visitor reception, stable block. Grid ref: SS 97622 00091Trail information
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Discover Killerton's famous collection of ancient, rare and giant trees. You'll need sturdy shoes to get up close to the champion and veteran trees.

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During your visit to Killerton, enjoy a circular walk across Front Park and up Dolbury Hill, known locally as The Clump.

Killerton autumn garden stroll
Take in the full array of autumnal colours on this gentle meander around the main paths of the garden at Killerton.

Danes Wood walk
An enchanting walk from the Killerton estate to nearby Danes Wood, a haven for wildlife.
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