Templer Way

Devon

Named after the Templer family who constructed the Stover Canal and Tramway to bring granite quarried at Haytor on Dartmoor to the coast at Teignmouth, the Way provides interest for ecological reasons as well as for the locks and buildings. The terrain ranges from open moor to woodland and estuary foreshore. The Way connects to the South West Coast Path having the ferry between Shaldon and Teignmouth in common.
From the Devon County Council download below, the section between Newton Abbot Town Quay to Teignmouth follows the Teign Estuary shore and should only be walked within two hours either side of low tide. To check tide times visit easytide.ukho.gov.uk.

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Details:

Path Type:	Paths Marked on OS mapping
Waymark:	White logo on brown (not on open moorland)
Attributes:	Average Gradients Moorland Heritage
Start:	SX760776 - Haytor Quarry, Devon
Finish:	SX943731 - Teignmouth, Devon
Web Sites:	Explore Devon - Templer Way Travel Wessex - Templer Way

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Publications, Badges and Certificates:

Guidebook	Templer Way: from Haytor to Teignmouth  (Trail Wanderer  - 2018 )
External download	Templer Way  (Devon County Council  - 2016 )

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