
Exeter Green Circle - Clockwise
Exeter, Devon
- 7hr 30m / 20.1km
- 62
This clockwise Green Circle route is a great walking experience, from countryside valley parks to the pavements of quiet leafy suburbs.

Step 1: Welcome to the Exeter Green Circle! This is the anti-clockwise circuit. Start just off Bonhay Road by the River Exe and car park.
Step 2: The Exeter Green Circle is a series of walking routes that connects Exeter’s natural green spaces together. In total, the full circle is 19 kilometres, or 12 miles.

Step 3: Above the Blackaller Weir, you may see salmon leaping on their way to spawn on Exmoor. Head across the bridge.

Step 4: On the other side, follow the paved path straight ahead as it takes you across the Flowerpot playing fields.

Step 5: Pass under the railway bridge. Heading to the right, these trains are pulling into Exeter St David’s from as far away as Plymouth.

Step 6: Turn left at the curved shared path to your left.

Exeter, Devon
This clockwise Green Circle route is a great walking experience, from countryside valley parks to the pavements of quiet leafy suburbs.

Exeter, Devon
This clockwise Green Circle route is a great walking experience, from countryside valley parks to the pavements of quiet leafy suburbs.

Exeter, Devon
This spectacular clockwise Green Circle segment passes through the picturesque Hoopern Valley and the centre of St Davids.

Exeter, Devon
This anticlockwise Green Circle route is a fantastic walk, from green countryside valley parks to the pavements of quiet leafy suburbs.

St. David's Ward, Devon
Follow along the River Exe and Exeter Ship Canal between the Mill on the Exe and Riverside Country Park. Miles of riverside beauty!😍

St. David's Ward, Devon
Discover the Northernhay Gardens, a stone’s throw from Exeter Central Station and town centre, on this lovely stroll. Great lunchtime walk.

St. David's Ward, Devon
A stroll through Exeter’s city centre, past loads of shops and restaurants. Ends at the vibrant canalside quay area.