콜브룩 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

very overgrown, almost impassable footpaths, and stiles that are inaccessible for dogs

Great you enjoyed your passage via Tucking Mill

Excellent value cafe that was very welcoming to a couple of soggy cyclists. Clean and warm, some bike parking.

This immensely impressive church dominates Crediton and is an icon of the town. The church dates back over 1,000 years although much of what you see was added in later centuries. Its official name is the Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross and the Mother of Him Who Hung Thereon.

Lying just to the north of the hamlet, Posbury Clump is a wooded Iron Age hillfort. The hamlet itself has its origins in ancient history too and once formed part of an estate. There was also a convent here up until 2019, in a beautiful property which was subsequently sold. St Luke's church lies in Posbury and has lovely views of the undulating countryside.

A Grade-II listed stone bridge just outside Zeal Monachorum, Tuckingmill Bridge sits in a tranquil setting. It was likely built in the late 18th or early 19th century and spans the River Yeo (one of several in the area). With moss dappling its stonework, it's a lovely place to pause and admire the water.

St Mary’s has a history that stretches back to the Middle Ages. That said, the church you see today was significantly rebuilt in the 15th and 16th centuries. One of the most interesting features inside the church is the late-medieval screen, which is carved and painted exquisitely. St Mary’s is Grade I-listed.