| Walk 1 (1.6 m) | Walk 2 (3.2 m) | Walk 3 (5.9 m) | Walk 4 (2.1 m) | Walk 5 (4.4 m) | Walk 6 (8.2 m) |
| Town Trail | Otter Estuary | Littleham | Woods & Moorland | Coastline | East Budleigh |
Budleigh Salterton owes its name to salt pans made by monks from Otterton Priory.
The name means A place where salt is made or sold
 | Otter Estuary ; Raleigh Wall Scenery |
 | Mouth of Otter,coast line |
 | Numerous Pubs in Budleigh |
 | Several in town |
 | See below |
Walk 1 Town Trail (1.6 miles)
Difficulty:
| This is one of our 'Thirty Five Minute Walks' |  |
 | A possible 'Walking from Home' walk |
A must do walk if all the other walks are too long.
Walk 1 (35 minutes)
Walk 2 Otter Estuary (3.2 miles)
Difficulty:
ThIs easy walk (3.2 miles) takes you along the pebbled sea-front,the famous 'Raleigh Wall',the Otter Estuary Nature reserve with its teeming wild life and the disused railway line to Otterton.
| FIT Route for Watches / GPS |
 | Oak Barn Coffee Lounge |
Walk 2 along the coast,the river Otter & a disused railway track
| Walks near Budleigh Salterton: | |
| Otterton | |
.jpg) | Tucked behind the Jurassic coast and on the river Otter,Otterton has become a favourite centre for walkers and hikers. |
| East Budleigh | |
.jpg) | Mentioned in the Doomesday Book this picturesque village with a car park is and a famous pub is ideal for exploring the delightful Raleigh country. |
| Exmouth Coast | |
.jpg) | A superb and highly recommended coastal walk of moderate difficulty along the Jurassic Coast. |
Walk 3 Littleham (5.9 miles)
Difficulty:
Our most popular walk runs along the coast & into Littleham.
It passes the Clinton Arms & follows part of the old railway line between Budleigh and Exmouth.
A fairly active golf course has to be crossed.
Short description:
Facing the sea turn right & follow the coastal path to Littleham Holiday Park.
Here turn right and inland towards Littleham Village - the caravan site is a bit a maze but head for the main entrance.
At Littleham church turn right into Castle Lane then take a foot path on left which partly goes through a church yard then finally joins the old railway ,now a cycle path.
Turn right and continue for almost a mile.
Just before bridge take foot path on right and turn right at lane; continue for 300 m then join a footpath ahead of you ;go through a gate and into the woods (part of the golf course )
From here the route on the map is quite different and more involved.
The easiest will be to continue following this public Foot Path through the golf course and rejoin the south west coastal path -
Turn left and return to Budleigh .
| Walk 3 | |
length: | 5.9 miles |
terrain: | tracks,paths |
| lanes | |
main roads | 0 % |
quality of track | **** |
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There are two steady climbs.
Walk 3
Walk 4 Woods & moorland (2.1 miles)
Difficulty:
This short but quite invigorating walk is something different and explores the often forgotten beauty of woods and moorland near Budleigh.
Park on Castle lane just after the bridge across a disused railway - spaces are limited.
 | this walk crosses two busy roads |
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Walk 4
Walk 5 Coastline & dismantled railway (4.4 miles)
Difficulty:
This scenic ,varied & easy route is most enjoyable with its coastline,golf course,forests,moor land,dismantled railway and old lanes.
Take care when crossing two busy roads.
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Walk 5 Parking :Links Road
Walk 6 East Budleigh (5.5 or 8.2 miles)
Difficulty:
A lovely river and pub walk to East Budleigh.
Check out this walk.
| Free Budleigh car Park,next to the Pay carpark |
