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Cullompton Circular Walk 2

Short (0-3 miles)
family-friendly Family Friendly
dog-friendly Dog Friendly
This walk along gentle countryside paths, offers a relaxed, varied route that feels peaceful and close to nature.
Cullompton Circular Walk 2

Approximate Time: 1hr

Distance: 2 ¾miles /4½km

Type of Walk: An easy to follow route consisting of track, footpath, and country lane. Parts of the walk can be muddy after the rain.

Parking:

Station Road Car Park.

Directions:

  1. From the car park, walk along Forge Way then turn left onto Station Road, then right onto Higher Street. Cross using the pedestrian crossing. A short way on your left, beside Forge House, you will see Goblin Lane. Walk along the lane, which can be quite muddy in places and you are soon out in the country.
  2. At a T-junction of paths, turn right onto Growen Lane. Follow this track as it winds, rises gently and then drops a little before passing the fine buildings of Growen Farm. Another gentle climb leads you onto Beacon Lane along which one of the famous chain of warning beacons was sited. Turn right to head gently back downhill towards the town. Enjoy the views as you go.
  3. At a road junction, ignore the farm track on your right and follow the sign-post for Cullompton. You will pass some large barns on your left and at a bend, there is a bridleway sign on the right. This is locally known as bluebell lane and can be muddy in places. Follow the bridleway up and over the hill to emerge between houses at St George's Well. Cross the road and bear right back to the car park.
  4. If you wish to make this walk a little longer, you could park at the Sports Centre and follow the path through the CCA Recration Fields to the Station Road area to pick up this route and, perhaps, return via High Street from St George's Well.

Thank you to Cullompton Town Council for supplying this information.

Cullompton Circular Walk 2

Cullompton & The Culm Valley
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Whichever route you choose, please observe The Countryside Code.  Please park your car with consideration to residents and other road users and, most important of all, enjoy yourself and our lovely Mid Devon countryside.

The Countryside Code:

  • Respect other people and enjoy the outdoors and the communities you visit.
  • Leave gates and property as you find them.
  • Leave no trace of your visit and take your litter home.
  • Keep dogs under effective control.
  • Plan ahead and be prepared and use pathways unless wider accesses are available.
  • Follow advice and local signage.
  • For the full Countryside Code, visit: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-countryside-code/the-countryside-code

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