뉴턴 애벗 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

always a good spot for a coffee

The aerial walkway offers visitors a bird’s eye view of woodland and ponds, including one restored in 2001 after rhododendron clearance. Stretching 90 metres through the canopy, it reveals a rich habitat: oak trees support countless species, while dormice, foxes, squirrels and roe deer live here. Birds such as nuthatch, marsh tit, sparrowhawk and woodpecker are often seen, and summer evenings bring bats and tawny owls. Wooden carvings, children’s poetry and playful handrail games enrich the experience. Wheelchair-friendly with benches, bird boxes and feeders, the walkway was created by Devon County Council with interpretation by Greenspace, supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Walk at tree height for a new angle on Stover Country Park

Peaceful views from the entrance to the loop of the lake

If the water looks deep there is a footbridge. But the local council has made it impossible for a tandem, or even a push chair to easily get through. Bad council.

Pretty quick going down

Cosy Tea garden in the beautiful village of Teigngrace, snuggled between the Stover Canal and the Teigngrace Railway. Access is via the Stoverway path - no car parking so you need to walk or cycle. Some indoor seating and lots of outdoor seating which is the best way to enjoy the delights of cakes, savouries, tea and coffee

Ventiford Basin is the Northern terminus of the canal. Clay from the local area was brought here overland, loaded onto barges and sailed down the canal to the Jetty Marsh sea lock. Depending on the state of the tide, barges would then travel along the Whitelake Channel, past Town Quay in Newton Abbot and down the River Teign to be trans-shipped to larger vessels at the docks in Teignmouth. See: https://www.stovercanal.co.uk/