![]() | Best Devon Walks |
Best Upottery Walks |
2 TOP Walks |
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Footpath to the Otter |
Walk 1 | River Otter |
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2.6 miles (1h 10) | |
5200+ steps | |
Walk 2 | River Otter & Beacon Hill |
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4.6 miles (2 hours) | |
9200+ steps | |
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Walk 1 River Otter (2.6 miles) |
Difficulty:
An easy river & dog walk following tracks and public footpaths ; tracks can become quite muddy after heavy rain fall.
Map of Walk 1
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![]() | Walk 2 River Otter & Beacon Hill (4.6 miles) |
Difficulty:
Upottery boasts one pub , The Sidmouth Arms.
This pleasant walk on the edge of the Blackdown Hills can be quite muddy after heavy rain fall.
It follows an old track and footpath to the Otter which eventually leads to a country lane. Turn left then left into a track.
The walk steadily climbs towards what used to be called Upottery Airfield (Smeatharpe) - you pass a brick memorial to the USAAF Station 462.
From here, follow a lane towards the now disused airport . Just before a chapel (150 m) turn left into a public footpath which takes you back to Upottery.
If you want to see the disused airport continue along the lane until you reach a T junction. Ahead, you will notice the airport and an old control tower.
length: | 4.6 miles |
time: | 1 hr 50 mins |
terrain: | tracks footpaths |
country lanes | |
main roads | 0 % |
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altitude range | 150 - 225 m |
quality of track | ** |
stiles | several |
Map of Walk 2
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![]() | River Otter , USAAF memorial |
![]() | Upottery Residential |
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