The Granite Way Devon

We were staying at a campsite in lydford for the weekend and decided to cycle the granite way for a few hours.

The granite way devon.

The granite way is part of the national cycle network route 27 devon coast to coast a wonderful cycle track running along the edge of dartmoor but in years past the spectacular views would have been enjoyed by victorian train passengers on their journey between exeter and plymouth. You can use the interactive controls to zoom in and out and to move around the map or click on a path or a marker for more info interactive map help show connected path outlines paths marked on os mapping other paths. The devon coast to coast is a 102 mile cycle walkway between ilfracombe and plymouth much of which is traffic free such as the granite way. Reduced rate from devon county council carrier direct t.

Okehampton station grid ref sx 592 944 lydford grid ref sx 516 852. Granite way devon county council 2016 maps. Show accommodation hostel accommodation. The weather visibility wasn t too great when we set out but i can honestly say that.

Easy to moderate end points. Okehampton station grid ref sx 592 944 lydford grid ref sx 516 852. This 12km ride offers unrivalled views of the moors from the meldon viaduct. Take advantage of a spectacular new cycle route through rural devon known as the granite way.

It is maintained jointly by dcc and sustrans. Easy to moderate end points. This is a new truly spectacular and mostly traffic free cycle route through rural devon with fantastic views of dartmoor and the surrounding countryside. Easy to moderate end points.

This is a truly spectacular and mostly traffic free cycle route through rural devon with fantastic views of dartmoor and the surrounding countryside. The granite way is a route of 18 km 11 miles consisting mainly of a motor traffic free cycle walkway between okehampton near the railway station and lydford it was built by devon county council dcc and is part of the national cycle network ncn route 27 devon coast to coast between ilfracombe and plymouth. Very easy access at many points along the route and even though it was a busy day with plenty of families also enjoying the path it was still tranquil and you could talke it all in at your own pace.