MEETH

Place sign and useful reminder to stop because you've reached the end.

N 50deg 51.132'

W 04deg 04.019'

 

CAR PARKING - NO

REFRESHMENTS - NO

BIKE HIRE - NO

BIKE SHOP - NO

The track leads away from Meeth - let's off-road!

After emerging from the brilliant wooded section you find yourself on a wider tarmac/concrete lane that climbs quite steeply compared to the rest of the trail, but don't give up, it's short.

The very last section, as you can see above, is made up of a narrower margin along the hedge of a field.  Although it's a little trickier than the rest of the track it's passable with a little care, although pure road bikes may have difficulty.  Although the ride to Meeth isn't too hard going, leaving Meeth you realise that it's actually downhill and really fun, just look out for riders coming the other way!

When you get to Meeth sit on the platform, or one of the benches, have a breather and enjoy the view.  You've earned the rest, you've made it to the end.  Now all you've got to do is ride back again!

The twisty wooded section between Petrockstowe and Meeth

The rolling hills of Devon fom the platform at Meeth.

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