Exe Estuary Trail
'The Trail was completed on the eastern side of the Estuary between Exeter and Exmouth, when the Clyst Bridge, between Topsham and Ebford, was opened in November 2013 ... The Western side of the Trail from Exeter to Dawlish Warren was completed when the section between Turf Lock and Powderham Church, including a new bridge over the main West Coast Regional railway, was opened in November 2014.'
'The development of the Exe Estuary Trail is an important element of the County Council's aspirations to encourage more sustainable and healthy travel by walking and cycling ... The Exe Estuary is a fantastic and beautiful place to live, work and visit. As organisations with responsibility for managing aspects of the Estuary we work together in voluntary partnership, balancing competing demands and addressing any conflicts as they arise, to help ensure that the Estuary retains its magic far into the future ...'
Exe Explorer Leaflet [Exe Estuary Management Partnership]
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