The Georgian Lodge

Exeter City Wall Trail

Follows the remains of Exeter's medieval and Roman fortifications through the city centre on mostly flat, paved surfaces. Perfect for families with buggies and young children who enjoy history—you'll spot castle ruins, ancient gates, and interpretive panels explaining 2,000 years of defences. Dogs welcome on leads throughout the urban sections. Short enough to combine with cathedral visits and city exploring, offering an engaging way to grasp Exeter's layered past without leaving the streets.

Exeter Medieval Trail

Winds through Exeter's historic heart, revealing Norman cathedral, medieval underground passages, and remnants of Roman walls. Mostly flat on paved streets and cobbles—fine for buggies though some narrower sections exist. Dogs welcome on leads throughout the city centre. Ideal for history-loving families wanting a cultural wander between 13th-century architecture and atmospheric alleyways, with plenty of café stops along the way.

Exeter Green Circle

Loops Exeter's green spaces and waterways on mostly flat, surfaced paths ideal for families, buggies, and dogs. Follows canal towpaths, riverside trails, and parkland through the city's outskirts, with gentle slopes in a few woodland sections. Perfect for spotting wildlife along the Exe estuary and River Clyst whilst enjoying surprising pockets of nature without leaving the city. Flexible – walk the full 12-mile circuit or tackle shorter segments between well-connected points.

University Sculpture Walk

Exeter Woollen Trail