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Seaton Wetlands is made up of four main sites, with nearly 4km of level trails and broadwalk through beautiful marshland and reed beds alongside the River Axe. The signposted trails at the Wetlands make them ideal for a peaceful stroll in the fresh air. Read more…

Visit Sidbury as part of your walk on the East Devon Way. West-East: Stage 4: Sidbury to Church Green, Farway (6.5miles) Traverse the Roncombe Valley, passing through Knapp Copse Local Nature Reserve and cross the Bronze Age ritual landscape of Farway Common. Soak up the tranquillity of one of the most remote parts of the AONB, Farway Valley. East-West: Stage 4: Read more…

Sidbury tree trail takes about half an hour (or longer route an hour) and is a brief introduction to this pretty Devon village and its special trees. It’s right on the East Devon Way and a perfect detour. Download the map created by Sidmouth Arboretum on their website. Read more…

The vineyard lies within the scenic East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, currently taking up 2 acres of a southerly facing slope, protected from the cooler winds by the natural contours of the valley. The soil is a churt based sand and clay loam and has proven to be an idyllic site for the vines to thrive in. Read more…