EXPLORE DEVON

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Devon

the naturally active way

Inspiration for exploring Devon’s green spaces – from a gentle woodland stroll to an invigorating bike ride, or finding the best bird-watching spot to discovering our geology and heritage

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Walking in Devon

Did you know that if you walked every day for a year in Devon, you would never have to walk the same path twice? We have over 3500 miles of footpaths and trails to be discovered... Well known for its mild climate, unspoilt beauty, peace and tranquility, there are walks to suit

Cycling

Cycling in Devon

Cycling is a great way to see Devon at its best and will provide you with easy access to the county’s unspoilt natural heritage. Devon is renowned not only for its peace and beauty but also for the wide range and superb network of cycle routes that are available. Ranging in length and difficulty, there

Wildlife

Wildlife in Devon

Devon is unsurpassed for the beauty and quality of its landscapes. The beaches, shores and estuaries, the traditional farmed landscape with rolling hills, woods and hedgerows, the lowland heaths, the moors and uplands – all combine to make Devon one of the most stunning destinations in Great Britain. Where else can

Horse riding

Horse riding in Devon

With two National Parks and five Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs), Devon represents a fantastic place to get out and explore the natural world – and doing so on horseback will only helps enhance your experience! Horses have played a huge part in the culture and history of Devon and there are still many

Places to visit

Places to visit in Devon

Devon is celebrated for the great beauty and diversity of its ancient landscapes, its geology and wildlife, its historic towns and villages, traditional buildings and archaeological sites. From moor to shore, wherever you travel in Devon you are sure to be able to enjoy somewhere rich in nature, history,

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Great Spring activity ideas

Seaton Wetlands

Explore Seaton Wetlands and …

Hope's Nose to Walls Hill

The coastline from Hope’s …

The Wray Valley Trail

This 7 mile (11km) …

The Wray Valley Trail

This 7 mile (11km) multi-use trail is a mainly traffic-free route from Bovey Tracey to Moretonhampstead. It follows the disused Moretonhampstead branch line for the …

Featured News

It is Active Devon and Devon County Council's annual campaign (on behalf on the Devon Local Nature Partnership) Naturally Healthy May. This month the campaign supports a range of events across the county …

East Devon Way

This 38 mile/60km …

Budleigh Salterton and the Otter Estuary

Three Walks using the …