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
- Accessibility
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Stover Country Park
Stover offers a range of facilities to help you enjoy the Park and appreciate the natural surroundings. Its 114 acresfreshwater
Stover Country Park Wildlife
Stover Country Park covers 114 acres which consist of six main habitats types: freshwater, marshland, coniferous plantation, mixed broadleaved woodland,grassland
Stover Country Park Wildlife
Stover Country Park covers 114 acres which consist of six main habitats types: freshwater, marshland, coniferous plantation, mixed broadleaved woodland,heaths
Stover Country Park Wildlife
Stover Country Park covers 114 acres which consist of six main habitats types: freshwater, marshland, coniferous plantation, mixed broadleaved woodland,wildlife
Stover Country Park Wildlife
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