Best Devon Walks
 
Best Trusham Walks
 
2 TOP Walks
Cridford Inn
Cridford Inn
Walk 1 Local Trusham 1.3 miles)
Walk 2 Chudleigh to Trusham
 difficulty 3/4 (challenging)
 5.5 miles (2h 20)
 11000+ steps
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Walk 1
Local Trusham 1.3 miles)

A short but pleasant woodland walk following mainly public footpaths.

It starts from the pub , then passes the church and joins a footpath into the woods.

Where it meets another footpath, turn left and continue through woods.

At lane turn left.

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Walk 2
Chudleigh to Trusham (5.5 miles)

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near Trusham
Near Trusham

This pub walk , though quite strenuous , takes you into remote Devon following public footpaths and quiet lanes.

It starts with a steady climb out of Chudleigh past an old convent along the 'Orange Way' , a long distance hiking route.

At the top of the hill it turns inland into remote Devon.

William of Orange William of Orange landed at Brixham and walked his men via Chudleigh en route to Exeter and London.
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It follows more country lanes than public foot paths thus making it not a dog walk. Part of the footpath, near Ranscombe, can be quite tricky.

However, there are some very rewarding views and moments of utter tranquility walking through a most undisturbed part of Devon.

Trusham boasts one pub Cridford Inn

There is a memorial plaque dedicated to the poet Charles Causley.

Causley Charles Causley a famous Cornish poet
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length:
5.5 miles
time:
2hrs 10 mins
terrain:
forests,paths
country lanes
main roads
0.5%
altitude range
16 - 105 m

Map of Chudleigh to Trusham Walk

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parkingChudleigh New Exeter Rd

The walk has several steep climbs and descents.

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