Best Short Broadclyst Walks
| Select Your Walk | Walk 1 (2.8 miles) | Walk 2 (2.7 miles) | Walk 3 (1.5 miles) |
| 30 minutes |
Broadclyst - named Clist or Cliston in ancient times - was burnt by the Danes in 1001.
It's church was built in the 14th century and restored in 1864.
 | Church & Windmill |
 | The New Inn |
 | near Victory Hall adjacent to car park |
 | Free Car Park |
Walk 1 Broadlyst to Killerton (4.8 miles)
Difficulty:
A delightful and very popular walk to Killerton House , cafe and gift shop following mainly public footpaths and quiet lanes.
Allow at least 2 hours for the journey.
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Walk 2 Windmill (2.8 miles)
Difficulty:
This is a short and easy walk.via the New Inn and includes 2 stiles.
In the distance you can see an old windmill, built in 1786 by Samuel Flood.
In 1870, after most of Broadclyst was destroyed by a fire it was converted to house homeless villagers.
All sails were removed!
Walk 2
| Walks near Broadclyst | |
| Broadclyst Windmill | |
 | Gentle walks towards Broadclyst's windmill. |
| Broadclyst - Killerton | |
 | Two easy and pleasant circular walks from Broadclyst to Killerton. |
| Whimple | |
 | A short and easy walk through a still unspoilt part of Devon with its charming thatched cottages and old orchards. |
Walk 3 Windmill and Wood (2.7 miles)
Difficulty:
This gentle walk circumvents the windmill and includes no stiles .
It avoids the road past Clyst Vale Community College which at times can be quite busy.
Walk 2
Walk 4 Clyston Mill (1.5 miles)
Difficulty:
| This is one of our 'Thirty Minute Walks' |  |
An easy and enjoyable walk exploring this charming village.
NOTE :Part of the new cycleway is susceptible to winter flooding beyond Clyston Mill making this walk impossible.
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Map of Walk 3
