Select Your Walk | Walk 1 (3.3 m) | Walk 2 (5.7 m) | Walk 3 (1.2 m) | Walk 4 (2.3 m) | Walk 5 (7.3 m) |
Knowle | Russel Lane | Town Trail | River Walk | Tiverton |
Its main street is located away from the Culm and has lanes descending to long forgotten water mills.
The name means Settlement near the Culm
Cullompton Remote Countryside Roman Fort | |
Various Pubs in Cullompton | |
Bakehouse | |
See below |
Walk 1 to Knowle (3.3 miles)
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A delightful walk to the hamlet of Knowle, similar to second walk but shorter.
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Park & Display Forge Way |
Map of Walk 1
Walks near Cullompton | |
Willand | |
A short and easy walk following lanes and some footpaths, even a disused railway line, into the heart a charming old village. | |
Uffculme | |
A delightful and gentle walk following a well defined footpath along the river Culm | |
Bradninch | |
Although the walk contains one of the steepest climbs, the views and the well marked footpaths through rolling and remote landscapes make it a most enjoyable experience. | |
Broadhembury | |
A very pleasant & most popular walk taking you past the Devon & Somerset Gliding club - refreshments are available, when open. | |
Walk 2 Russel Lane (5.7 miles)
Difficulty:
A gentle 6 mile hike through an unspoilt tranquil countryside.
The Walk
A From the Rugby Football club Car Park turn left and follow Knowle Lane until a footpath on right crossing some fields.
B Goblin lane runs past the location of a mobile Roman Fort and may have existed during the Roman occupation.
C Turn right into an alley (almost opposite CO-OP) .
D There is a gentle climb to the top of Russel Lane where the views are breathtaking.
Rugby Football Club Crow Green | ||
map of walk |
Walk 4 Along the river (2.3 miles 1 hour)
Difficulty:
Dip your toes into the river Culm! There are some wide views of St Andrews Church as you walk along the river.
The walk includes some busy roundabouts.
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Walk 5 Tiverton Cullompton Circular (16 miles)
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A long distance walk linking Tiverton and Cullompton using lanes and public footpaths.
There are 2 routes:
Northern Route (7.3 miles)
This follows part of the tow path along the Tiverton canal. Only village:Ash Thomas (no pub)
Sourhern Route (8.7 miles)
This joins the East Devon Way via Butterleigh
( Butterleigh Inn ) .
Buses 1 or 1A run frequently between Tiverton and Cullompton.
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