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Beautiful river and a bench

This section of public footpath is inaccessible due to farmer blocking off path and having six aggressive dogs. Very scary. Do not go here.

Foodie and environmentalist Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's town centre restaurant, the River Cottage Kitchen takes its name from his home, just a few miles away at River Cottage HQ. Currently open Wednesday to Saturday during the day, see website for more details. https://www.rivercottage.net/restaurants/axminster

Musbury filling station has saved me on so many rides.

Reputed to be the best chippy around (even better than some coastal options), the Lemon Plaice is a great fish and chip takeaway in the centre of Axminster. We enjoyed some very crispy battered fish and took it a short walk to the churchyard grass to enjoy in the late evening sunshine.

Axminster has a long history dating back to the Neolithic periods and in more recent times was an important market town. The town has a carpet-making history that goes back hundreds of years and the Heritage Centre is the perfect place to learn about its remarkable past. With interactive exhibitions, this is a great place to bring the kids too.

In the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Dalwood is a little village of remarkable serenity. With a community store and a pub, it's a lovely place to pause if you're hiking through the area. The village itself is at least 800 years old, likely much more, and has an annual county fair that began in the 14th century.

An Iron Age hillfort, Musbury Castle occupies a very well chosen position. Standing on its summit, you’ll see the village of Musbury lying below with the Axe Valley flowing out beyond, all the way to Seaton. The English Channel glitters in the distance with Beer Head’s chalk cliffs on the horizon. This is one of the many fantastic viewpoints on the East Devon Way and can be reached easily from several directions on local footpaths.