Best Coffinswell Walks | discovering hidden Devon |
The unspoilt scenery around Coffinswell is fauna rich with splendid views of the Teign estuary.
| Where to Eat? | |
 | The Linny, Coffinswell |
The name dates back to the 14th century and refers to a well belonging to the Coffin family.
 | Coffinswell village , peaceful countryside Haccombe Chapel |
 | Pub & restaurant at Coffinswell:Linny Inn |
 | Free Top of Long Lane (Haccombe Path) Newton Abbot |
Distance:4.1 miles
Difficulty:
A charming pub walk through the tranquil, unspoilt Devon countryside, following scenic public footpaths and quiet country lanes.
This delightful walks starts in the eastern outskirts of Newton Abbot and soon descends into a peaceful valley.- a small diversion could take you to Haccombe Chapel, dating back to the 14th century.
After a steady climb to Coffinswell, you can either turn left to explore the village & recently refurbished pub or turn right to return along a working quarry following paths all the way back.
length: | 4.1 miles |
time: | 1 hr 40 mins |
terrain: | tracks bridle/ paths |
| lanes | |
main roads | 2 crossings |
altitude range | 72 - 173 m |
stiles | several |
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There is one steep descent.
Coffinswell Walk
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