The Beer Engine

This walk takes you North of Newton St Cyres into a relatively secluded area of Devon,through orchards and along a golf course ;it follows part of the Devonshire Heartland Way,linking the Exe Valley with Okehampton. The tracks are generally very good.

At the end of the walk you may be tempted to visit the famous Beer Engine built around 1850 as a railway hotel and established as a pub and brewery in 1983.

length:	5.4 miles
time:	2hrs 15 mins
terrain:	tracks,paths
	lanes
main roads	0 %
	2%
altitude range	30 - 95 m
quality of track	****
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Cricket Club near the Station

Newton St Cyres Orchard Walk

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