Hawkerland Valley was once used for storing essential D Day equipment.
During the walk you will notice flattened areas and various overgrown tracks - read more.
In the summer the valley is a haven for wildlife containing many species of butterfly.
Walk 1 (1.7 miles)
This very easy walk offers expansive views towards the sea across a gently rolling heath land. All paths are well defined and after heavy rain fall not impassable.
The walk follows part of the East Devon Way ,a long distance hiking route from Exmouth to Lyme Regis.
It makes an ideal dog walk.
 | Extensive Views |
 | Free Car Park entrance via country lane to Coleton Raleigh - see maps |
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length: | 3.4 miles |
time: | 1 hr 30 mins |
terrain: | tracks bridle,footpaths |
| country lanes | |
main roads | 0 % |
 | 1% |
altitude range | 268 - 429 m |
quality of track | *** |
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There is one steep climb.
Walk 2 to Stoneyford (3.1 miles)
An equally pleasant and easy dog walk leading into the hamlet of Stoneyford. It returns following a very old bridle path.
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Hawkerland Walk 1
Hawkerland Walk 2
| Walks near Hawkerland: | |
| Newton Poppleford | |
 | Delightful river and pub walks. A must ,if you are in the area. |
| Aylesbeare | |
.jpg) | An easy walk exploring the rural and peaceful life around Alphington and Perkin's Village using quiet lanes and public footpaths - ideal for a spring or summer's day. |
| Woodbury Castle | |
.jpg) | Woodbury Common is a popular place for dog-walkers; there is plenty of 'space' and the views are quite spectacular. |
