What can I see on the Tavistock Viaduct Walk?
Tavistock Viaduct Walk is a 1.25-mile footpath along a disused railway cutting. There are numerous habitats including rock faces, wet flushes and standing water and broadleaved woodland species. The National Cycle Network (Route 27) and Tavistock Town Trail also follow the same path. A leafet is available from the Tourist Information Centre next to the Pannier Market. Tavistock Viaduct Walk marks the start of the Drakes Trail (link to webpage) section of the NCN Route 27. For more information about the Tavistock Viaduct Walk LNR, its history, and wildlife, please see the two attachments which show the interpretation information present on panels at the LNR. Are dogs allowed on the Local Nature Reserves? Dogs are allowed on both LNRs, however it is kindly requested that you clean up after your dogs. Dog bins are provided at each end of the Tavistock Viaduct Walk, and at the entrance inside Old Town Park. Are there any toilets at the nature reserves? There are no toilet facilities at eit
