Exeter & East Devon
Whether you want a quiet gentle stroll or an exhilarating mountain biking experience, E
XETER, the region’s capital, is an ancient and modern university city with an airport, connections to the motorway and rail networks. There are fascinating heritage and history attractions and the Exeter Red Coats Guides offer free tours, ranging from ghosts and legends to murder and mayhem. Details are available from the Tourist Information office. Attractions include the:
Underground Passages - tour the only 14th century medieval passages open to the public in Britain!
Exeter Cathedral - 900 yrs old, with splendidly detailed carved architecture and soaring Norman towers.
Exeter Castle - this historic building hosts seasonal events.
Royal Albert Memorial Museum - an award winning attraction.
Exeter Phoenix - the South West’s foremost multi-art-form venue.
Northcott Teatre - offering culture and comedy.
Barnfield Teatre - for live variety shows.
Tuckers Hall, St Nicholas Priory and Te House Tat Moved - notable places of interest.
Crealy Meadows - for camping and caravans.
Crealy Adventure Park - a kids’ delight!
Haldon Forest Park - fun for all the family.
Exeter is a magnet for shoppers, with John Lewis, Ikea, the Princesshay mall, the High Street with boutiques and eateries, and a pannier market.
Activities include football, rugby and the Exeter Racecourse, with various non-racing events throughout the summer. On the Exeter Quayside and Exeter Canal are restaurants and attractions including climbing frames, boat trips, dragon boat racing and AS Watersports, offering even more fun on the water. On the periphery of the city are cycle and sporting options, walks and glorious countryside.
there’s something for you at HALDON FOREST PARK in its 3,500 acres of woodland, just fifteen minutes from Exeter. There are a wide range of Walking Trails for everyone, including the Discovery Trail (a multi-use, all-ability trail with traditional and natural play features), and the Butterfly Trail (a more challenging walk but with the potential to discover some rare butterflies in the peaceful depths of the forest). Amazing Bike Trails (the Discovery, Spicers and Kiddens) help you gain confidence in off-road cycling and there is a Technical Trail designed for the more experienced mountain bikers. If you are looking to develop new skills try the cycle Skills Area and Pump Loop, or try the Go Ape Tree Top Adventure, The Segway Trail Tour, Horse Riding and so much more for all the family.
Exeter canal basin is a wonderful place to visit with lots to offer from walking, cycle
path, climbing wall and the piazza with cafes, restaurants and AS WATERSPORT, with its colourful range of paddle sports equipment including kayaks, canoes and stand-up paddle boards. Hire one of the boats and explore the canal with its wildlife and scenic countryside. Meander down to the pub for a drink or take the family on the “Turf Challenge” and paddle the whole canal.
Explore the stunning Exeter Canal
Paddleboard Kayak &
Canoe Hire Shop - Tuition - Hire - Events - Expert Advice
01392 219600
www.aswatersports.co.uk Hire runs May - September.
Haven Road, Exeter, EX2 8DP
Terms and Conditions apply, see website for full details.
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