Stover Country Park Visitor Centre
Copyright Dr Neil Clifton
5.6kms
Stover Trail
- About this route
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The Stover Trail is a mostly traffic-free route which connects Newton Abbot to Bovey Tracey. This flat, mostly off-road family friendly route passes close to the beautiful Stover Country Park and will eventually extend towards Lustleigh and Moretonhampstead in Dartmoor National Park. A new bridge across the busy A38 dual carriageway ensures a safe crossing.
There are sections of the trail which are on lanes. Please click on this map for more detail.
- Getting Around
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By bike: Travel Devon cycling pages
By car: Parking in Bovey Tracey or Newton Abbot; Pay and Display parking at Stover Country Park
- Facilities
- Bovey Tracey and Newton Abbot: All facilities. Stover Country Park: toilets, mobile catering van, pay and display parking, visitor centre
- Terrain
- Flat and surfaced
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