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Hilltown Car Park

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At Hilltown you can visit the Queen's Stone or follow the red and blue walks, which are both circular 45 minute walks.

Alternatively you can take a longer walk that follows public footpath signs and under the public railway line to Eggesford All Saints Church, garden centre and railway station.

Taw Valley Ventures

Taw Valley Ventures is a not for profit organisation based in the Hilltown wood area of Eggesford Forest and offers leisure courses and events for all ages. Call 01769 581152 for more information.  

How to get there:

Hilltown Car Park is in Eggesford.
By car: via A377 between Exeter and Barnstaple. The forest entrance is on the A377, 1 mile to the east of Eggesford Station - look for the Forestry Commission threshold signs.
By train: the Tarka Line runs between Exeter and Barnstaple, and all trains stop at Eggesford Station. Follow signs to the Eggesford Gardens and Country Centre and take the public footpath past All Saints Church and into Hilltown Wood.
Crediton is the nearest town or village.
OS Grid Reference: SS694106
For details of public transport visit http://www.transportdirect.info

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Picnic tables in a woodland setting at Hilltown

Facilities and Activities

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WalkingCyclingHorse Riding
Cycling
Please note that some areas are sensitive to erosion, and cycling is therefore restricted in those areas - please observe the signs.
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With the exception of bridleways horse riders require a permit to ride in these woods. Please contact the District Office on 01392 832262 for an application form.

Contact:

West England District
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01594 833057
e-mail: dean@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

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