Exeter Green Circle
The Exeter Green Circle is a 12-mile walking and cycling route that weaves around the five valley parks of Exeter.
Many of us use parts of the Exeter Green Circle every day without knowing it, others know the whole route and make use of it often.
Find out more
A joint initiative between Exeter City Council, Great Western Railway, Devon County Council, Devon Wildlife Trust and the University of Exeter has aimed to make the Green Circle more accessible.
As part of the national Railway 200 celebrations, key railway stations on the Green Circle such as March Barton, Polsloe Bridge and St Davids have been upgraded with new maps and information boards, linking sustainable travel to green spaces. You can find out more here.
Activities take place along sections of the Green Circle including guided walks, bike rides, and sports groups to suit all levels of fitness. Contact your nearest community physical activity organiser, who can tell you more about these, and other activities taking place on the Green Circle.
Devon Wildlife Trust manage the valley parks within the Green Circle and often run activities for people to find out more about the area and about the wildlife within it. You can find out more about these and about the valley parks within the Green Circle, here.
