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 Your Itinerary Planner

Welcome to the Itinerary Planner. Use this tool to build your own journey or choose from an exciting range of specially selected tours.

To build your own Itinerary, click Add to Excursion to add an attraction to your Itinerary basket.

Devon's Scenic Railways

Let the train take you on a scenic tour of real ales along either the Tarka or the Tamar Valley branch line. These Rail Ale Trails provide you with an ideal opportunity to experience the beauty of the Devonshire countryside whilst being able to savour the delights of traditional real ales and fine rural pubs along the way.

Tarka LineTarka Line Rail Ale Trail
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.

To find out more:
- click here to visit the Tarka Line Rail Ale Trail website, or
- visit our brochure request page to order a free copy of the Tarka Line Rail Ale Trail guide.

Tamar Valley LineTamar Valley Line Rail Ale Trail
Let the train take you on a scenic tour of real ales along the Tamar Valley branch line - a designated "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which was once a hive of mining activity, with copper, tin and silver amoung the many metals extracted. The 14 mile railway skirts the edge of the magnificent River Tamar and its estuary before crossing the splendid Calstock viaduct joining Devon and Cornwall.

To find out more:
- click here to visit the Tamar Valley Rail Ale Trail website, or
- visit our brochure request page to order a free copy of the Tamar Valley Line Rail Ale Trail guide.

Exe Estuary Circular
This day out takes in two of First Great Western's "Great Scenic Railways of Devon and Cornwall" - the Avocet Line from Exeter to Exmouth and the Riviera Line from Starcross to Exeter. Both lines offer magnificent views of the Exe Exe Estuary Circularestuary which can't be seen from the car and they link up with an hourly ferry service from Exmouth to Starcross and vice-versa (except in Winter). There is no better way to see the rich variety of birdlife on the estuary. Alternatively, you can combine it with a walk or simply sit back and enjoy the stunning views.
Click here to visit the First Great Western website for more information

Please note: Every care is taken in the compilation of these itineraries. Devon County Council cannot accept responsibility for any inaccuracies or omissions but would be grateful to be advised of any errors. Operators may revise services, and therefore you are advised to confirm times and services by contacting Traveline on 0870 608 2 608.