アイルズベアでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Woodbury Castle is a large Iron Age hill fort. The earthwork ditches and wall mounds are clearly visible as you run around the now wooded area.

The pebblebed heath land is part of the East Devon AONB and a SSSI. The heathland and underlying Triassic pebblebed geology is an important habitat for the plants and animals that live here.

The pebblebed heath land is part of the East Devon AONB and a SSSI. The heathland and underlying Triassic pebblebed geology is an important habitat for the plants and animals that live here.

A lovely place for a family cycle, challenging in some parts for small children and the uphill is in places brutal, but you can push.

Listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Once you start, Don't stop.

Crossing a little stream and the boggy ground that surrounds it, this wide track from the north careers steeply down to the boardwalk, which is pretty narrow and makes for a good riding challenge! Some parts are more eroded and others more rideable, with a much less steep exit on the south side.

Redbridge is an old, pretty stone footbridge that forms part of the East Devon Way and links the village of Harpford to Newton Poppleford. Crossing the River Otter, it’s a quiet and secluded spot to see if you can spot any of the river’s majestic wildlife. From the bridge, the tops of Harpford’s buildings like immediately east and tranquil fields to the east. Otters and beavers live on the river although birds and dragonflies are rather more easily spotted.