Walking East Devon Way - Colyton to Colyford - Tramway Link

Описание: Guide to walking the waymarked link from Colyton Tramway Station to the East Devon Way and then the waymarked link to Colyford Tramway Station - A lovely short level walk down the River Coly between the two Tramway Stations - You can return via Cowhayne Lane to the East Devon Way making an interesting circular walk -
The East Devon Way is a long distance (65 km) inland waymarked walking trail through varied landscapes in East Devon's AONB from Exmouth to Lyme Regis - It is mainly off-road and wends its way through the East Devon AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) - For guides, maps, circular walks and more about the East Devon Way go to - https://www.eastdevonaonb.org.uk/

Waymarked links to and from the East Devon Way include -
Axminster station to East Devon Way at the Pinetum in Uplyme -
Beer on the Jurassic Coast & South West Coast Path to EDW near Colyton -
Branscombe on the Jurassic Coast & South West Coast Path to EDW at Farway -
Budleigh Salterton on the Jurassic Coast & South West Coast Path to EDW via Otterton, Colaton Raleigh & Newton Poppleford -
Colyford & Colyton Tramway Stations -
Kilmington to East Devon Way at Colyton -
Newton Poppleford to East Devon Way near Harpford -
Ottery St. Mary & Tipton St John (via the Coleridge Link) -
Sidford (via the Sid Valley Ring) -
Sidmouth (via Sid Valley Ring and the "Byes" Link) -
Whitford to East Devon Way at Colyton or Musbury -
Lympstone to East Devon Way at Woodbury Castle via the Exton & Woodbury Link Route - a delightful link; with more estuary views, more off road (with less traffic) and more facilities (benches, pubs, shop, cafes & toilets) than the Classic East Devon Way from Exmouth to Woodbury Castle -

It joins the Wessex Ridgeway at Lyme and the Exeter Cycleway at Exmouth