Where to Walk and Ride in Devon
Public Rights of Way new map
With over 100 walks in Devon to choose from Devon has something for everyone...select from the map below to get started on your walk.
North Devon
- Walk 2 – Torridge Estuary Rail Trail
- Walk 5 – Devon’s Little Switzerland
- Walk 7 - Bagging the Views
- Walk 13 – Kingsley, Kipling and a Horizontal Cliff Railway
- Walk 17 - Mortehoe and North Devon’s Deadly Coast
- Walk 19 - Tarka, the Taw and a Town Trail
- Walk 22 - Bishops and a Saint
- Walk 30 - Clovelly's Western Woods And Cliffs
- Walk 33 - Ilfracombe and the Torrs
- Walk 37 - Lynton and the Valley of Rocks
- Walk 40 - A Common Experience With A Touch Of Glass
- Walk 41- Devon’s Iron Coast
- Walk 49 - Saunter up Saunton Down
- Walk 55 - Great Field - Great Walk
- Walk 56 - A North Devon Peninsula
- Walk 60 - Count to a Thousand
- Walk 63 - A Walk with a Point
- Walk 70 - Tarka with a Priestly Connection
- Walk 75 - A Trail of Two Bridges
- Walk 78 - A Visit to the Hangman
- Walk 82 - in Tarka the Otter Country! Around Great Torrington.
East Devon
- Walk 3 – Pines, Pebbles and Plantations
- Walk 9 - Exeter’s Riverside and Western Skyline
- Walk 14 - A Potter Down the Otter
- Walk 18 - Sampling Beer with a Good Head
- Walk 20 - Do Tell Sid!
- Walk 24 - Exe Marks the Spot
- Walk 29 - Newton Poppleford and Hawkerland
- Walk 32 - City to Coast
- Walk 34 - Valley to Beacon
- Walk 45 - An Exeter Green Semi-Circle
- Walk 50 - Sidmouth - Valley, Ridge and Jurassic Coast
- Walk 53 - The East Devon Way and the “Most Rebellious Town in Devon”
- Walk 58 - Devon's Triassic Coast
- Walk 65 - An Uncommonly Fine Walk
- Walk 71 - Otterton - Peak and Valley
- Walk 73 - A Dart Estuary Walk - Coves, Castles and Coastguard Cottages
- Walk 74 - Exeter and Countess Wear
- Walk 77 - Walk of the month - The Grand Western Canal
- Walk 79 - Beer to the Vicarage
- Walk 81 - around Newton Poppleford along part of the East Devon Way
- Exe Valley Way - 10 great day walks
(2.51MB - pdf help)
South Devon
- Walk 1 - The Dart Circuit
- Walk 4 – Forts and Castles of Plymouth Sound
- Walk 6 – Templer Way Heritage Trail
- Walk 8 - The Middle Dart Valley
- Walk 11 - Torbay and the Dart Valley
- Walk 16 - A Walk in Hope
- Walk 21 - Wembury, Wembury, Here We Come
- Walk 23 - Soar from Salcombe
- Walk 27 - South Of The Templer, Down Teignhead Way
- Walk 31 - Snoop at Snapes
- Walk 36 - Green Way to Greenway
- Walk 38 - A Southern Railway Dartmoor Walk
- Walk 39 - Brixham and Berry Head Fish, Penguins and an Unusual Lighthouse
- Walk 42 - A Coastal Carriage Drive
- Walk 44 - Hidden Torquay - Lincombe, Ilsham and Meadfoot
- Walk 47 - Beside The Seaside At Blackpool
- Walk 54 - Look Sharp – with a Spring in your Step Totnes to Sharpham and Ashprington
- Walk 59 - Start to Walk
- Walk 62 - A Shorter Devon Coast to Coast Walk
- Walk 64 - Walking Forward
- Walk 66 - Following John Musgrave to Cockington
- Walk 67 - John Musgrave Heritage Trail, Kingsdkerswell-Cockington
- Walk 69 - The Greenway Walk
- Walk 72 - Plymouth Waterfront Walk
- Walk 80 - T For Three……… And John Musgrave
- Walk 86 -Dawlish Discovery Walk (14KB - pdf help)
- Templer Way - 6 great day walks (1.82MB - pdf help)
West Devon
- Walk 10 - Ernest Bassett Walk
- Walk 12 – A Victorian Landscape Walk
- Walk 15 – Devon’s Western Frontier
- Walk 25 - Dartmoor's Western Fringe
- Walk 26 - Devon's Hidden Gem
- Walk 28 - Walk Through History - The Iron Age, Saxons, Normans, Jacobeans, Victorians
- Walk 35 - The Two Moors Way, the Teign Gorge and Some Special Moor Stones
- Walk 43 - A Walk Across the Walkham
- Walk 46 - Castles, Town Walls, Granite and the West Devon Way – A Lydford Walk
- Walk 48 - Tetcott- Jester Walk Around the Estate
- Walk 51 - The Bere Peninsula - A Branch Line Railway Walk
- Walk 52 - Two Museums Walk
- Walk 57 - Tamerton and Lopwell – The Mouth of the Tavy
- Walk 61 - Railway, Castle and Quarries
- Walk 68 - Drake's Dartmoor - Leats, Tramways and Railways
- Walk 76 - Drake's Dartmoor - Buckland Monachorum and the Walkham Valley
- Walk 85 - Bude Canal Trails - around Tamar Lakes on the Devon and Cornwall border
- Walk 83 - By train to Okehampton, with a gentle Dartmoor walk inspired by Ernest Bassett.
- Walk 84 - Ride and Stride - A walk through history - The Iron Age, Saxons, Normans, Jacobeans,Victorians
