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![]() | Coaching Inn, Kings Arms, Town Arms |
Walk 1 Community Woodland (2.4 miles)
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A pleasant short circular walk around South Molton to the Community Woodland.
The Community Woodland offers walkers a rich variety of scenic paths to explore.
Along our route, we pass a memorial dedicated to Queen Elizabeth II.
The pannier market is well worth a visit!
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Walk 2 North Molton (6.2 miles)
Difficulty:
This quite strenuous but rewarding pub walk to North Molton, a charming village , also unaffected by change and , perhaps importantly, boasting a pub (the Poltimore Inn) !
The Walk
AFrom Car park head towards the A361 following Station Road
B The walk passes Riverside Caravan & Camping Park
It continues towards - but does not cross - Bicknor Bridge.
C From here it follows the river Mole on your right
D At the T junction turn left into East Street towards the North Molton's Pubs & Church.
EJust before a garage on right where the lane splits take left fork (Burcombe Hill) then almost immediately take Holdridge Lane on left.
The lane becomes a track as you descend fairly steeply towards the river and Bicknor Bridge.
Turn right and retrace steps back to car park
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![]() | Small Car Park Pathfields Industrial Estate off Station Rd |
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![]() | SATNAV Car Park Postcode:EX36 3LL |
Map of Walk 2
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