 | Best Devon Walks |
| | Best Devon Walks |
| Best Chudleigh Knighton Walks |
| 2 TOP Walks |
| Walk 1 | Stover Park & Teign |
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| 7.2 miles (3 hours) | |
| 14400+ steps | |
| Walk 2 | along a peaceful river |
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| 4.8 miles (2 hours) | |
| 9600+ steps | |
| Nearby |
 | Both walks include a stretch along a country lane with heavy traffic. |
 | The thatched Claycutters Arms on Bovey Road The Anchor Inn. |
 | 'the Bridge' or Playground on Bovey Road |
| Walk 1 Stover Park & Teign (7.2 miles) |
Difficulty:
A varied and very popular walk leading to the delightful Stover Park where it follows part of the Templer Way along the graceful river Teign - with easy paddling access!
It passes the recently restored Stover Canal Basin with sections of old tramway rails.
It also uses the newly constructed foot/cycle bridge across the dual carriageway.
Towards the end it crosses Knighton Heath a nature reserve by the Devon Wildlife Trust and passes the 
Claycutters Arms.
Map of Walk 1
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 | Walk 2 along a peaceful river (4.8 miles) |
Difficulty:
The walk takes you along beautiful stretches of the river Teign ,climbing steadily to 'Gappah' . From here it offers priceless views of Dartmoor.
Chudleigh Knighton enjoys 
2 pubs.
The thatched Claycutters Arms on Bovey Road The Anchor Inn.
Parking is available near the playground, see map or 'the Bridge'.
length: | 4 miles |
time: | 1 hr 30 mins |
terrain: | tracks, paths |
| lanes | |
busy roads | 8 mins |
 | 1% |
altitude range | 9 - 80 m |
quality of track | **** |
Map of Walk 2
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| Walks near Chudleigh Knighton |
| Chudleigh |
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| This charming old market town known for its wool and tannery offers the walker many opportunities to explore an almost parklike landscape. |
| Stover Park |
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| Stover Country Park, once part of a large estate owned by James Templer, is a great centre for both long and short family walks. |
| Ideford |
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| Ideford, an unspoilt rural village dating back to the Saxons, is still surrounded by ancient tracks and drover's lanes used for driving cattle. |
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