Best Devon Walks
 
Aveton Gifford Walks
 
2 TOP Walks
Avon Estuary
Avon Estuary
Walk 1 Ashford Bridge
 difficulty 3/4 (challenging)
 3.4) miles (1h 30)
 6800+ steps
Walk 2 Avon Estuary Walk
 difficulty 3/4 (challenging)
 8.5 miles (3h 30)
 17000+ steps
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The South Ham's village of Aveton Gifford is a popular centre for walkers enjoying the wildlife and landscape around the Avon Estuary.

The name means a farm on the Avon owned by  Walter Giffard in the 13th century.

Point of InterestWhat to explore?
PubsThe Fisherman's Rest
Aveton Gifford
  
parkingCar Park,Tidal Road, just off roundabout on A379
  
parkingSATNAV Postcode:near TQ7 4JN
Walk 1
Ashford Bridge (3.4) miles

Difficulty:

A very pleasant river walk following public footpaths and quiet lanes.

From the car park, facing the estuary, turn right and follow part of the Avon Estuary Walk - see below.

  
En RouteNo pubs or cafe

Map of Aveton Gifford to Ashford Bridge Walk

Map of Walk 1

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Walk 2
Avon Estuary Walk (8.5 miles)

Difficulty:

A most enjoyable ,varied and somewhat strenuous circular walk which can only be done when the ferry operates - see Ferry Time Table.

For more information on long distance hiking routes including free downloads of routes check out::

Map of Aveton Gifford & Avon Estuary Walk

Map of Walk 2

elevation
  
En RouteThe Sloop Inn, Bantham

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