Crediton now enjoys 2 new trails:
Walk 1 Redvers Ramble (2.5 miles)
This very pleasant walk is named after General Redvers Buller,born near Crediton.
Some stretches can be muddy after heavy rain and there is one steep climb.
| Follow the RED arrows. |  |
 | Free Car Park behind the station |
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Walk 2 History Trail (2.9 miles)
A most delightful trail highlighting key historical facts about Crediton.
You follow it almost like a treasure hunt!
For more information click here.
There are some excellent videos made by the pupils of Landscore Primary School providing essential and most entertaining background information to the trail.
Key Points :
| A | Signal Box. |  |
| B | Blue Plaques for where Boniface was born and Buller Square | |
| C | Old Cinema |  |
| D | General Buller's Grave |  |
| E | Turn into what looks like a private lane ; at the end turn left and follow a path between walls to Libbet;s well. |  |
| F | Statue of St Boniface | |
| G | Green House & notice of entrance to market | |
| H | Chapel of St Lawrence |  |
| I | Old & New Crosses on St Lawrence Green | |
| J | Crediton Fire Memorial | |
| K | Chantry House |  |
| Free Car Park behind the station |
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| PDF of map |  |
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Walk 1
Redvers Ramble
Walk 2
Crediton Historic Trail
| Walks near Crediton: | |
| Shobrooke | |
.jpg) | Shobrooke,East of Crediton,is a most popular centre for walkers. Two great walks with extensive views of tranquil rolling hills. |
| Morchard Bishop | |
 | Morchard (Large Wood) Bishop lies almost halfway on the Two Moors Way . In the village you will find a detailed map of all the footpaths in the area ,a welcome sign to all walkers and hikers. |
| Colebrooke | |
.jpg) | The landscape around has not been changed for centuries and is dotted with old Devon cottages and manor houses. A very pleasant pub walk. |
| Sandford | |
.jpg) | Enjoy a delightful walk to Upton Hellions' Church. |
