Guided Walks in Exeter
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Guided Tours of Shute Barton, 6 & 7 October 2026
📍 Shute Barton

Stonehouse Stompers – Walking Group
📍 Stonehouse Creek, Plymouth
FREEWalking with Cameras - Exeter Green Circle Walk 2026
📍 Exeter central Train Station

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Guided fungi walk
📍 A la Ronde

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ANNUAL DEVON RETREAT 2026
📍 YHA Okehampton
£216.99 - £233.21
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Killerton parkrun
📍 Killerton

ZEST Singles Autumn River Walk at the Dartington Estate
📍 The Green Table Cafe
£17.00

Fungi ID Walks - Sundays Yarner Wood
📍 Yarner Wood
£38.62

Tree management walk at Greenway
📍 Greenway
FREENew Parents Walk-Killerton's Orchards
📍 Killerton
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Ranger Walk-Killerton's Orchards
📍 Killerton
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Guided walks at Parke - Wider Estate
📍 Parke

Stonehouse Stompers – Walking Group
📍 Stonehouse Creek, Plymouth
FREEWaggy Walk at Dawlish Warren
📍 Dawlish Warren Seaward car park
FREEWalk & Talk with Adventurer Jamie Ramsay
📍 Cotswold Outdoor Darts Farm
FREEWalking with Cameras around Aylesbeare Common
📍 Joney's Cross Car Park

Wetland Weekender 2026: Waggy Walk
📍 Otter Estuary Nature Reserve S Farm Rd Car Park
SOLD OUTPostgrad Trip to Exeter's Underground Passages
📍 Underground Passages
Sold out at source

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Autumn half term
📍 Castle Drogo
SOLD OUTPartner Walk: The Witches' Triangle
📍 Hound Tor
Sold out at source
FREEHistoryScapes: feedback session
📍 Greenway
FREEBranscombe Heritage Guided Walk
📍 Branscombe

Social Stroll
📍 Wheathill Plantation Car Park
£0.00
SOLD OUTHalloween Tales Pub Trail
📍 Exeter central train station
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Guided Walks in Exeter — Guide
Guided walks in Exeter are a fantastic way to explore the local area while learning about its history and hidden gems. They appeal to nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and those who enjoy getting active outdoors with like-minded individuals. These walks often take you through lesser-known parts of town or through green spaces that might not be on your radar.
You can expect these guided walks to occur in a variety of venues—ranging from charming local parks and nature reserves to quaint streets and historic sites within the city. They run regularly, so there's always an opportunity for you to join a group led by knowledgeable guides who share their passion for the area. Whether you're walking through the woods or along coastal paths, each walk offers a unique experience that combines exercise with education and fun.