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Take the B3267 to Port Isaac.

From the A39 3.5 mi from Camelford turn l. on to Treroosel Rd, the B3267. s/posted “St Teath 1
1/2”

Expert Navigator checkpoint: Look for Country Blinds and Awnings premises on the left as you
make that turn.

Follow Treroosel Rd to the i/s with the B3314. Turn l. on to the B3314 s/p “Port Isaac 3 B3314
/ (B3267)”.

Follow the B3314 through Pendoggett 3.1 mi to the i/s with the B3267.

Take the B3267 to Port Isaac.

To continue westwards to Wadebridge (actually it’s almost due south)

Take the B3267 back out the way you came.

At the B3314, turn r.

0.3 mi turn l. s/posted “Chappel Amble 3”.

3.0 mi turn r. on to the A39.

Follow the A39 into Wadebridge.

Barnstaple to Exeter

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If you are not of a mind to venture further into Devon and Cornwall you can cut across
country to the South Devon Coast.

The suggested route, along the A377, is not what other sites may recommend. They’ll take you
further north east on the busy A361, but I prefer a meander through a region of woods, orchards
and farms. This is also the centre of the famous Devonshire cider industry and you can taste the
brew at the cidery or in the local pubs.

One thing about this trip . . . the navigation is dead easy. Take the A377 from Exeter all the way to
Barnstaple. Route 3 on the map.

Crediton

Sandford Orchards make a range of award winning Devon farmhouse ciders using apples from
local orchards. Some cider is matured in rum barrels for a year to become their Vintage Cider.
They also produce a cider called Old Kirton which is aged for 18 months in oak. The label for Old
Kirton reads “Picked by hand, pressed through straw, and aged in oak. This is the same cider from
the same orchards as has been drunk in these parts for centuries”. The shop is open Mon-Sat.