All information relevant to the planning, construction and completion of the Stover Cycle Trail
The project to build this trail has been through land purchase, planning applications, design and finally construction, a process that took approximately 5 years to complete.
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In particular the plan to safely join this trail through Bovey Tracey to the Wray Valley Cycle Trail in a way that is safe for children of 14 to safely negotiate both trails
Whilst the Wray Valley Trail and the Stover Trail are established paths there are no active projects concerning cycle provision to link the two trails through Bovey Tracey.