Lympstone boasts a little harbour and unique brick clock tower , 'Peter's Tower' , on the riverfront built around 1885 by W.H. Peters as a memorial to his wife.

An ideal circular Train Trail

	Free National Trust Estate Walks

Difficulty

It can be done in many ways:

• From Exmouth take the train to Lympstone and walk back (2.2 miles)
• From Exmouth walk to Lympstone along the estuary and walk back via the new foot/cycle path (4.5 miles)
• Do the circular walk.

The walk could start at Lympstone but access and parking is difficult.

Map of Walk 1

The circular walk passes A la Ronde, a unique sixteen-sided house, now owned by the National Trust. This is well worth a visit.

A busy road has to be crossed twice making it unsuitable for children

Also try our most popular Exmouth Walks.

Mudbank Lane, Exmouth near entrance of path

Walk 2 A la Ronde & Lympstone (3.9 miles)

Difficulty

To avoid crossing this very busy road 2x we suggest you park along the Exeter Road with car pointing towards Exeter (there are spaces along this stretch) .

On the way back at the Esso station turn right.and return to car .

Pubs  in Lympstone:

Redwing Inn & Swann Inn

a busy road has to be crossed twice.

Map of Walk 2

How to Follow GPX Routes on your mobile.

Residential , Hulham Rd near foot path - see map

Walk 3 Lympstone Village (2 miles)

Difficulty

More information and route

Map of Walk 3