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Attractions in East Devon
Highlights
Beautiful long-distance route around the entire southwest coast of England with breathtaking views over the sea and coastal landscape
Early May 2021 saw us walking this route in a clockwise direction, with superb coastal views and delightful Devon scenery. At the start is the ...
A 7.5 km loop walk through the outstanding National Nature Reserve of the Pebblebed Heaths. Family and Dog friendly.
A circular walk mostly following the well signed Sid Valley circular route. This route takes in Sidbury and Sidmouth as well as the hamlet of ...
The Celtic Way – 700 miles / 1127 kms - 90 days - Strumble Head, Pembrokeshire to St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall
Along the coast from High Peak to Otterton, and looping back inland...
Exeter Cathedral Pilgrimage in a Day - 15.7 miles / 25 kms - 1-2 days - Crediton or Newton St Cyres to Exeter
Follow the River Exe from Exmoor’s high moors to the South Devon coast. Downhill from the hills of Somerset to the sea, this 50-mile waymarked ...
East Devon AONB - River Otter - Harpford - St Gregory's - East Hill - Sidbury - River Sid - St Giles & St Peter
Through the charming Lyme Regis to a mecca for fossil collectorsThe hike leads through the hinterland into the winding and charming Lyme Regis and ...
Discover the region
Cultural Highlights and Events: The region is rich in cultural heritage, with several museums and art galleries to explore. There are also many annual events, such as the Sidmouth Folk Festival, which celebrates the local music and traditions.
Culinary Specialties: East Devon is known for its fresh seafood, especially crab and lobster. The region also offers a variety of farm-to-table restaurants, serving locally sourced meats and produce.
Outdoor Activities: The region is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with plenty of opportunities for sailing, kayaking, and fishing. The South West Coast Path, a long-distance hiking trail, offers stunning views of the coastline. The region also has several parks and nature reserves for hiking and wildlife-watching.
Long-distance Hiking Trails: The South West Coast Path is a 630-mile trail that passes through East Devon, offering some of the most spectacular coastal views in the country.
Long-distance Biking Trails: The Exe Estuary Trail is a popular cycling route that takes in stunning views of the surrounding countryside, as well as the river Exe.
Hiking and Excursion Destinations: The Otter Valley offers a variety of hiking trails, including the East Devon Way, a 40-mile route that takes in some of the region's most scenic spots. The charming town of Budleigh Salterton is a great starting point for exploring the local coastline.
In summary, East Devon is a gem of the southern coast, with stunning natural beauty, a rich cultural heritage, and plenty to see and do. Whether you're looking for a relaxing beach vacation or an active outdoor adventure, East Devon has something for everyone.
