Description
A shortened version of CRETIV(1). This route does not go to Cheriton Fitzpayne but takes a more direct line between the A3072 at Windmill Plantation and Stockley Pomeroy. Still an excellent rural route using byways, footpaths and quiet country lanes in the most part. There is however on both routes a short (200metre) section along the A3072 where care is needed
A shortened version of CRETIV(1). This route does not go to Cheriton Fitzpayne but takes a more direct line between the A3072 at Windmill Plantation and Stockley Pomeroy. Still an excellent rural route using byways, footpaths and quiet country lanes in the most part. There is however on both routes a short (200metre) section along the A3072 where care is needed
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Reviews - 4
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Is this route good enough? - Yes (4)
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Crediton
Grid Ref
SS8343400226
Lat / Lon
50.78984° / -3.65513°
Easting / Northing
283,434E / 100,226N
What3Words
monday.drops.outlooks
Tiverton
Grid Ref
SS9556512427
Lat / Lon
50.90184° / -3.48657°
Easting / Northing
295,565E / 112,427N
What3Words
trees.liver.over
| Crediton | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SS8343400226 |
| Lat / Lon | 50.78984° / -3.65513° |
| Easting / Northing | 283,434E / 100,226N |
| What3Words | monday.drops.outlooks |
| Tiverton | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SS9556512427 |
| Lat / Lon | 50.90184° / -3.48657° |
| Easting / Northing | 295,565E / 112,427N |
| What3Words | trees.liver.over |
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reviews
Charles Hedley
03 Sep 2022 (edited 05 Sep 2022)I walked this route in the Crediton-Tiverton. Overall a very pleasant route. I recommend taking the short detour to the top of Raddon Hill to admire the 360 views.
The short section on the main road is the only issue with this route in my opinion. About half of it does not have a grass verge so you have to walk on the road. I got around this by walking the edge of the field parallel to the road to a gate close to the crossing point. There is enough grass verge to cross the road safely.
I got back to my start point by taking the bus to Exeter (55 or 155) and then a train from Exeter Central to Crediton (Bus 5 or 369 also available).
Danravenellison
10 Sep 2021This is a great Slow Way. I had the pleasure of Tim (who made the route) leading me through it in person. Glorious countryside and quite possibly the best way to get between Tiverton and Crediton. Misses out on a 5th star only because of a short section of undesirable road walking.
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Tim Ryan
16 Jul 2021Lovely route.
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