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Whimple
The village is known for its orchards, Whiteways cider and the annual Whimple Wassail in January.
Walk 1
| Walk 1 Exploring Whimple (2.7 miles) | Time:1h 10 mins |
 Orchards Nr Whimple |  Tap map for larger version | ||
 | see main parking area | ||
This is a short and easy walk through a still unspoilt part of Devon with its charming thatched cottages and old orchards. Whimple used to boast a flourishing cider factory,Whiteways;the only evidence remaining is a wealth of orchards. There are still  two pubs in this village: The Thirsty Farmer and the New Fountain. | |||
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| Walks near Whimple: | |
| Feniton | |
.jpg) | An easy and very pleasant walk leading to the charming hamlet of Talford and passing the delightful Escot church |
| Escot Park | |
.jpg) | Escot Park , designed by Capability Brown, is a hidden gem for walkers. |
| Ashclyst Forest | |
.jpg) | Various easy walks and trails through a forest now maintained by the National Trust |
Walk 2
| Walk 2 Whimple (1.6 miles) | Time:40 mins |
 Tap map for larger version | An easy and varied walk using quiet lanes and public footpaths. | ||
| see main parking area | ||
Walk 3
| Walk 3 Whimple to Clyst Hydon |
This is a most popular if not problematic walk to the Five Bells at Clyst HydonCheck out Whimple to Clyst Hydon. | |||
| Whimple Carpark,nr Webbers Close | ||
