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Sidmouth Town Trails
It is difficult to imagine that the Victorians had built a railway to transport stones from a mine beyond this picture - part of it has survived .
For more information check out The Sidmouth Harbour Company.
Even a short tunnel through Salcombe Hill was bored but proved too small for the steam engine!
However, it is said that the train was put to good use giving rides along the promenade!
For more information check out The Sidmouth Harbour Company.
Even a short tunnel through Salcombe Hill was bored but proved too small for the steam engine!
However, it is said that the train was put to good use giving rides along the promenade!
Walk 1
| Walk 1 (2.2 miles) | Time:1h |
 Fishing Boats On Sidmouth Beach |  Tap map for larger version | ||||||
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 | Peak Hill Road or Long Stay Car Park | ||||||
This delightful walk takes you through the town, along the seafront,past the bowling club and through several parks. Sidmouth is well known for its annual Folk Week in August.In 1840 Frans Liszt played in the London Hotel - see below
There is one small climb. | |||||||
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| This is one of our 'Thirty Five Minute Walks' |  |
Walk 2
| Walk 2 The Essential Sidmouth (1.2 miles) | Time:30 mins |
 Tap map for larger version | Enjoy an easy and short walk visiting the main attractions of Sidmouth. | ||
| see main parking area | ||
Walk 3
| Walk 3 Along the river Sid (3.5 miles) | Time:1h 30 mins |
 Tap map for larger version | This trail (3.5 miles) follows the river Sid then turns West returning via Knapp Copse Nature reserve. | ||
| see main parking area | ||
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Walk 4
| Walk 4 Blue Plaque Trail |
 Tap map for larger version | Discover and enjoy Sidmouth's fascinating past. Click here for more information. | ||
| see main parking area | ||
