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Sep 27, 2024
Stunningly beautiful place. We had a great walk there,although we came off the pathway so ended up walking a couple of miles ,it was meant to be 2.5 miles. So stick to the path . Lots of history and …Full review by Sharon C
Jun 6, 2024
Never had cause to criticise the National Trust. I admire the way they tend and oversee the beautiful and population Plymbridge Woods. Now that the school May half-term has ended the river stretch on…Full review by Jannerbloke
Aug 30, 2023
Brilliant place to take the bikes and feel safe with the kids riding. The disused railway line is tarmac sealed which is popular for running, walking and cycling. We park at plymbridge woods and cyc…Full review by neilwS3199DV
Is camping allowed in Plymbridge? I remember camping when I was younger and there is (what looks like) a campsite nearby the parking with a fire pit etc - just want to know if there is an official word on this. Thanks!
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Hi, apologies for the delay, only just seen this. We've been there a lot on bikes and never sen anyone camping along the trail. However, there may well be campsites along the way in …
Hi, apologies for the delay, only just seen this. We've been there a lot on bikes and never sen anyone camping along the trail. However, there may well be campsites along the way in fields nearby. Hope that helps.
Is there a disused canal down here as mentioned in a recent review? If so where is it?
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Hi, There is a disused canal that runs along side the old track bed towards the plym bridge section of the route. This can be found either side of the railway bridge adjacent and below …
Hi, There is a disused canal that runs along side the old track bed towards the plym bridge section of the route. This can be found either side of the railway bridge adjacent and below the plym bridge station. The canal was used to transport slate from Cann quary which is still visible from Cann viaduct. The foundations of the quarry masters house can be found above the bridge over the old track bed close to Cann viaduct also. Lots of history here!
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