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Great for just coffee and cake or lunch.

This cycleway travels along the Exeter Flood Relief Channel, which is a man-made waterway designed to help manage flood risks for the city of Exeter.

Great cakes and milkshakes ( plus wider menu with breakfasts etc). Outdoor seating so you can see the bike, including a covered area, and far reaching countryside views. Recommended as a coffee stop!

Brilliant stretch of canal path that leads out to Dawlish, the surface is great in most areas and any bike should be able to get around this path. However if you have a accessibility trike there are some narrow sections and bridge that might make this path very difficult to use.

Food is good and prices are reasonable.

Best coffee in town.

open 7 days a week at the exe Valley farmshop

the ridge amazing food and coffee

Excellent coffee and bagels with a rear courtyard where you can sit with your bike. Very friendly team too!

The tarmac option following Exeter Ship Canal from the Swing Bridge near Countess Wear, there's also a parallel gravel road through Riverside Valley Park that's accessible by bike if you fancy. A smooth and flat run into town or out, but take care as pedestrians and cyclists share the path here and it can become busy at peak times.

Brilliant straight stretch of segregated cycleway with adjacent footway through the Riverside Valley Park nature reserve, managed by Devon Wildlife Trust. A fantastic entry/exit from Exeter City Centre without the traffic and totally flat. Lots of birds to be seen from here too!

B&B & holiday cottages available. Good centre for exploring Devon from an attractive and historic setting.

Open 10 until 4pm, every day.

Bickleigh Castle is a lovely manor house on the banks of the River Exe. Although the main building was destroyed during the Civil War, the central courtyard and other historic buildings still stand today. The original Norman motte castle was built in the late 11th century. Nowadays, the castle is used to host weddings, but it's still an interesting place to stop and take a look.

Exploring Bickleigh Castle on one of their tours is taking a rather large step back in history. The chapel was originally built in 600 AD and the castle itself is listed in the 1086 Domesday Book. Damaged during the Civil War, the estate was once larger although it remains an impressive site.

Some very friendly horses who would love to be petted and fed some grass. The horses are a bit shy and require some persistence to get them to approach you.

Cycle path from here is the gateway to many destinations, Topsham, Exmouth, Exminster, Turf Hotel, Powderham, Starcross & Dawlish to name a few.

With a network of paths, this diverse woodland is a lovely place to explore. Keep a look-out for wildlife, wildflowers, and interesting fungi. Visit throughout the year; it's different in every season.