Feniton to Ottery St Mary Walk |
 | River Otter Cadhay House & Gardens Escot estate |
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Distance:7.2 miles
This is a pleasant, moderately long walk from Feniton to Ottery St Mary, following mostly public footpaths and tracks, with no steep climbs or strenuous sections.
The route follows part of the old Feniton to Ottery St Mary railway line.
It takes you past Cadhay Barton, a stone courtyard house built around 1550 - garden and house are open to the public on Fridays from May to end of September.
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 | Feniton Station Road |
There is one small climb.
Feniton to Ottery Walk
| Walks nearby | |
| Feniton | |
 | A not too strenuous walk towards Ottery St Mary taking you past the historic Cadhay Barton. |
| Ottery St Mary | |
 | This easy and varied walk crosses Knightsone estate - the private Manor is one of the best preserved medieval houses in Britain - and returns along the Otter. |
| Escot Park | |
 | Escot Park , designed by Capability Brown, is a hidden gem for walkers. |
