Once used largely for the carriage of limestone, the canal is now a tranquil recreational waterway for cycling, walking, boating and fishing (permits are required for the latter 2 activities).
Meander through 11 miles of pleasant mid-Devon landscape from Tiverton to Lowdwells, just south of the Somerset border.
The scenery is constantly changing and there is a wealth of wildlife, including breeding swans.
Excellent for birdwatchers and botanists as well as all lovers of canals and countryside.
The Richwood, a Victorian property from 1880. Today a very comfortable Guest Accommodation bursti...
AA 4Star B&B and Evening Meal. Nominated for friendliest B&B Landlady of the Year 2010-2011. AA D...
The Dolphin was built in the late 19th Century as a coaching house, and today it's an excellent p...