Linear walks
Trinity Hill
Patchwork of woodland and heathland with stunning views
Trinity Hill
Patchwork of woodland and heathland with stunning views
Trinity Hill
Patchwork of woodland and heathland with stunning views
This location is managed by two different owners, a woodland managed by Forestry England and a local nature reserve of heathland managed by East Devon District Council Countryside team. This mean the site offers a number of woodland walking trails to explore as well as areas of open heathland dedicated to wildlife such as nightjar and adders.
We are working with landowners to make the sites more accessible for people to enjoy them year round whilst also minimising disturbance to wildlife. In Spring 2026, you will see the installation of a boardwalk in the heathland site getting you over some muddy sections – thanks to our Access for All fund.
Cycling
There is a small network of bridleways through the woodland, heathland and quiet village lanes that can be enjoyed. Waymarking disc’s and wooden fingerposts show you the bridleways.
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The local nature reserve
The heathland is alive with wildlife including heather, adders, and nightjars. Once vital for grazing and fuel, heathland is now a rare habitat which is being restored to protect rare wildlife and reconnect people with this historic landscape.
The reserve is a designated Dark Skies Discovery Site status, making it an excellent location for stargazing.