Much of it alongside the racecourse the Hackney Marshes nature reserve and the River Lenon. Mostly a flat and traffic free route. Easy to follow....

Tim Ryan

At the northern end it is the same as Chukin (two) but between Gappah and Kingsteignton takes a more easterly option....

Tim Ryan

A really nice route which was pretty quiet on the day I walked it in late January....

Tim Ryan

This is a pleasant, safe and easy assessable route. Some parts are not suitable for wheels. I would definitely suggest it to others and walk it again....

Julie squire

Stage Distance: 913m Cumulative Distance: 913m. Turn left into sign-posted Longford Lane and immediately right along sign-posted CoombsEnd Road, through the. Stage Distance: 113m Cumulative Distance: 1.26k. Stage distance: 58m Cumulative Distance: 1.84km. Cumulative Distance: 3.8m. Turn right and promptly left along sign-posted and maintained footpath which drops steeply through woodland to. Cumulative Distance: 4.6km6 Stage Distance: 490m: Cumulative Distance: 6.31km. Continue to, and then take, the sign-posted path, right, through kissing gate (badly drained, muddy after rain). quickly encounter sign-posted path left which initiates a pleasant, quiet and safer route through Teignmouth. Stage distance: 500m. Stage Distance: 998m Cumulative Distance: 10.5km Stage Distance: 500m Cumulative Distance: 11km...

Tony Leigh

Walked from Kingsteignton to Chudleigh, heading out on Broadway Road is ok, no pavement but the road is quite wide and there were only a few instances where cars raced past us. We know there are traffic control lights on New Bridge so we would time it where we could walk on the road and would walk on the overgrown verge when cars were coming. Heading up the road to Gappah and through the Chudleigh countryside is very picturesque. The paths either side of Clay Lane are beautiful and would be a really nice route but I’m not sure how safe Clay Lane itself is to walk along....

Claire

At Ventiford Basin you can either take the tarmac path or the uneven woodland path, both suitable routes depending on your interest/ need. Reaching Exeter Road the route crosses into a more densely green environment (in summer) with an uneven path, there is gravel in places and a couple of tree roots poking into the path. Depending on the wheel user, going down Exeter Road to Broadway Road could be an alternative route to avoid the uneven path as it is all tarmac, however on a road....

Claire

It follows the Stover Trail out of Bovey Tracey, an off-road (small section quiet road) multi-use route which crosses the A38 by an impressive ramped bridge. After crossing the old Exeter road the route diverges from the multi use route & follows the Templer Way beside the canal....

Helen C

After going out of Bovey Tracey follows an excellent and recently created tarmac path through to Teigngrace. After that the path is a bit rougher, but still a relatively good surface, and the walk finishes along the pavement in to Kingsteignton....

dstansby

Great to see that it's graded 1Y because of the hard surfaces and no significant obstacles on the route. An alternative could be created that is more direct, but I doubt it would be as enjoyable....

danravenellison

Approaching Gappah, the woodland footpath does not connect to the road as indicated....

danravenellison

I was OK with this as the verge had been cut recently, but it was a busy road and would be too hairy for people who are not comfortable with busy roads....

danravenellison

Flat route, much off-road cycle track with safe road crossings....

pav

Signs posted along this section say that the race course reserve the right to close the path from 30 minutes before a race until 30 minutes after....

merribob