Best Honiton Walks | North and South of Honiton |
| Select Your Walk | Walk 1 (2.3 miles) | Walk 2 (5.5 miles) | Walk 3 (5.8 miles) |
| Coombe Wood | Coombe Wood & Weston (Pub) | Honiton to Offwell |
Honiton, famous for its lace, is a fascinating market town built around a Roman Road.
The name means Huna's Farm
 | Market along High Street on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday |
 | Free Museum |
 | Several public toilets |
 | Pay & Display Honiton |
 | Postcode:EX14 1LT |
Walk 1 Coombe Wood (2.3 miles)
Difficulty:
This pleasant walk passes through Coombe Woods, known for its blue bells, and offers great views of the Otter Valley.
Some stretches of the route follow pavements.
The Walk
A From Honiton's High Street , an old Roman Road, turn left into Clapper Lane which in the past would have taken you to a clapper bridge across the Otter.
B Entrance to Coombe Wood, known for its carpets of bluebells, is a small gap at the beginning of the wood.
C Take stile on left just before the entrance to a private house.
D A chance to see the river Otter.
Walk 2 Coombe Wood & Weston (5.5 miles)
Difficulty:
A somewhat strenuous 5+ mile hike with spectacular views passing the popular Otter Inn at Weston.
Walk into Weston past the popular 
Otter Inn pub then turn right into Winneford Lane & cross the A373 .
Continue along an old lane with some spectacular views of Honiton.
Return via footpaths - some stretches can be muddy - , Coombe Wood and lanes into Honiton town centre.
Turn off the old Roman Road, skirt the Bowling Club then follow a new cycle path along the main railway line to Exeter/Axminster.
| end of Old Elm Rd. |
| Postcode:EX14 2YJ |
Walk 2
Walk 3 Honiton to Offwell (5.3 miles)
Difficulty:
A fairly taxing 5 mile hike to Offwell, famous for its fauna, particularly its bluebells.
Check out : Honiton Walks.
| Walks near Honiton | |
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| Gittisham | Kilmington |
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| Awliscombe | Offwell |
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| Upottery | Stockland |
| Centre Pay & Display |
| Postcode:EX14 1LT |
