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Peak Hill and Mutter's Moor loop from Woodbury Castle — East Devon

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Mountain biking trails
United Kingdom
England
South West England
Devon
East Devon
Woodbury

Peak Hill and Mutter's Moor loop from Woodbury Castle — East Devon

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Peak Hill and Mutter's Moor loop from Woodbury Castle — East Devon

03:20

38.5km

730m

Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 31, 2024

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Includes a very steep uphill segment

You may need to push your bike.

508 m in total

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Start point

Parking

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252 m

Castle Low Line Doubletrack

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

An alternative doubletrack linking the castle and Four Firs car parks, on the opposite side of the main road to the main part of the common. Pass fields of dairy cows as you navigate this pebbled and puddled doubletrack road.

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2

2.35 km

Blackhill Quarry Trail

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Ride through the centre of the old quarry here, with the lakes to either side and views to the coast. Look out on the water for birds, including Canada geese and tufted ducks.

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3

4.28 km

Hayeswood Lane Doubletrack

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Brilliant mucky doubletrack lane from the common towards East Budleigh. Like with many of the farm tracks in this area, owned by Clinton Devon Estates, they have public access although …

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4

13.3 km

Bars Lane Bridleway

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This track from Sea View Farm is ace to start, a wide double track, but as you get towards Otterton Brook on the bridleway the track degrades into literally the …

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5

16.1 km

Seven Lane Bridleway to Mutters Moor

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Wow, what a treat. This climb from the last corner on the Peak Hill Road is a little techy with wet patches and some stones, running alongside the steep-sided Otterton …

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6

16.9 km

Mutters Moor

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Enjoy this brilliant stretch of wide, sandy and stony bridleway between the heathland moor and forest plantation. Look through the trees for spectacular views of Sidmouth town and the English …

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7

22.1 km

View from Fire Beacon Hill

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Fire Beacon Hill is a local nature reserve and on a clear day the views are superb. You can see the south coast all the way along Lyme Bay in …

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8

23.6 km

View of the Otter Valley from White Cross

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The view west from here looks over the Otter Valley and its glorious. On a clear day you can see Woodbury Common and Dartmoor, both also popular MTB spots in …

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9

28.2 km

Venn Ottery Byway

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A great gravel road across the fields with a bit of a climb if you're heading to the west from Tipton St John. There's quite a few puddles when it's …

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10

34.6 km

East Devon Way

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You'll notice the purple signs and foxglove symbols of the East Devon Way along these wide pebblebed trails on Woodbury Common, from the Woodbury Castle hill fort running parallel alongside …

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38.3 km

Woodbury Castle Iron Age Hillfort

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An Iron Age hillfort now cloaked in beech trees, Woodbury Castle sits high on beautiful heathland. It has exceptional earthworks and you can roam amongst its ramparts and down into …

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38.5 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

19.6 km

12.3 km

2.21 km

2.15 km

2.09 km

156 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

18.9 km

10.3 km

4.58 km

2.72 km

1.91 km

116 m

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