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Hawkerland Valley was once used for storing essential D Day equipment.
During the walk you will notice flattened areas and various overgrown tracks - read more.
In the summer the valley is a haven for wildlife containing many species of butterfly.
Walk 1
| Walk 1 (1.7 miles) | Time:1h 30 mins |  |
 Tramway To Hawkerland |  Tap map for larger version | ||
 | Extensive Views Hawker Valley and WWII Heathland flowers & wild life. | ||
 | Free Car Park entrance via country lane to Coleton Raleigh - see maps | ||
This very easy walk offers expansive views towards the sea across a gently rolling heath land. All paths are well defined and after heavy rain fall not impassable.The walk follows part of the East Devon Way , a long distance hiking route from Exmouth to Lyme Regis. It makes an ideal dog walk. Free Car Park entrance via country lane to Coleton Raleigh - see maps There is one steep climb. | |||
 | Show on Google Earth | ||
 | GPX for GPS | ||
 | How to view a GPX file |
| Walks near Hawkerland: | |
| Newton Poppleford | |
 | Delightful river and pub walks. A must ,if you are in the area. |
| Aylesbeare | |
.jpg) | An easy walk exploring the rural and peaceful life around Alphington and Perkin's Village using quiet lanes and public footpaths - ideal for a spring or summer's day. |
| Woodbury Castle | |
.jpg) | Woodbury Common is a popular place for dog-walkers; there is plenty of 'space' and the views are quite spectacular. |
Walk 2
| Walk 2 to Stoneyford (3.1 miles) | Time:1h 20 mins | |
 Tap map for larger version | An equally pleasant and easy dog walk leading into the hamlet of Stoneyford. It returns following a very old bridle path. See on Google Earth | ||
| see main parking area | ||
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| Show on Google Earth | ||
