Best Clyst Honiton Walks |
The village lies on the Travalgar Way , a route between Falmouth and London. It also marks the place where the Roman Road crosses the Clyst.
 | Exeter Inn |
 | Residential or on Lay-by A30 |
The two pubs, the Duke of York and Exeter Inn, in the 1900's
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 | Ruins of a Water Mill, WII POI camp |
Walk 1 Along River Clyst (4.7 miles)
This pleasant rural walk takes you through the rolling countryside skirting Sowton Village into Clyst Honiton.
It then follows the river Clyst meandering through peaceful meadows.
The names of lanes in the area reflect Exeter's fascinating rural past:Tithebarn , Mosshayne , Mill and Blackhorse. Blackhorse Lane dates back to the Romans who used it as a minor road to where the main Exeter to Honiton highway crosses the Clyst.
Remnants of the old mill on the Clyst are still visible. The views are quite spectacular.
During WWII there was as POW camp near Dymond's farm.
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Map of Walk 1
