Experience the beauty of the Devonshire countryside. Travelling by train takes you on a journey running 39 miles between the Cathedral City of Exeter and the historic market towns of Crediton and Barnstaple. The Tarka line is one of the country's most scenic rural branch lines and follows the course of the Yeo and Taw valleys, offering picturesque views of the Tarka countryside. Click on the names of each of the pubs to visit our pub pages and find out more. Please note - The Check Inn is now known as The Lamb and is closed for refurbishment. Claims for all souvenirs with all 17 other pubs will be accepted. |
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Contact the Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership: e-mail railpart@plymouth.ac.uk Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership, |
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You can also ride the the Heart of Wessex Line Rail Ale Trail between Bristol
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