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On two feet, four hooves or a set of wheels? There are ample routes to explore and enjoy the Blackdown Hills National Landscape.
Membury, Chardstock, Wambrook, All Saints / Smallridge
Medium. Distance 14 miles (22.5 km)
This scenic 14-mile circular ride boasts wonderful views and glimpses of the sea. There is plenty of off-road riding through wooded valleys and along hill crests. This ride...
Read More about the Membury, Chardstock, Wambrook, All Saints / Smallridge routeDalwood and Yarty Valley
Medium. Distance 9 miles (14.5 km)
With two-thirds 'off road' this nine-mile circular takes in miles of peaceful countryside, the picturesque village of Dalwood and various aspects of the River Yarty. There is an...
Read More about the Dalwood and Yarty Valley routeStockland and surrounding area
Easy. Distance 12 miles (19 km)
This 12-mile circular is a relatively easy ride with few gates, using mainly green lanes and quiet roads which link the hamlets and farmsteads of the Corry and...
Read More about the Stockland and surrounding area routeLuppitt and Upottery
Easy. Distance 12 miles (19 km)
Wild and remote in parts, this 12-mile ride links some of the most picturesque villages in the Blackdown Hills. Hartridge and Luppitt commons provide a sharp contrast to...
Read More about the Luppitt and Upottery routeDunkeswell and Sheldon
Medium. Distance 20 miles (32 km)
At 20 miles this is by far the longest, and probably the most varied route taking in the valleys of the Otter tributaries and the wooded escarpments of...
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