Complete the missing link in the Tarka Trail between Meeth Quarry nature reserve and the Market town of Hatherleigh
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Clare Simmons
3 years ago
Please connect it up - our family would love to go all the way to Hatherleigh!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Great way to connect meeth and hatherleigh with a nice walk without having the worry of walking there by road. It would be a nice way to bring more tourism to the community.
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Maria Hall
3 years ago
Cycling on the road is extremely dangerous, the quieter route is too hilly, therefore I have had to stop using the trail for bike riding. I am unable to put my bike in my car. I fully support the link being completed.
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Ian Hutchings
4 years ago
I live in Highampton and it would be brilliant to be able to get on the Tarka trail using the parts of the Ruby way without going on road too much.
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Sarah Hancock
4 years ago
This would be such a valuable link to so many people
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Anonymous
4 years ago
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At the moment the end of the trail is a little disappointing. To continue it to Hatherleigh would make a wonderful ending. Visiting Hatherleigh, taking in the sights, stopping for coffee or lunch would be a perfect end to the Trail.
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john wade
4 years ago
Long needed, no offence but Meeth is a dead end. The alternative is a hilly detour from Petrockstowe or braving the trucks on the main road.
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David Walshaw
4 years ago
Occasional recreational user of the Tarka Trail with children. Would love to see it linked to Hatherleigh.
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Dr Gabriel Lindsay
4 years ago
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Opening this section of the Tarka Trail would make a huge improvement of access for local and visiting walkers , runners and people with disabilities . At present it is not realistically accessible to these groups without using a car .
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Stella Lindsay
4 years ago
With this link I could cycle from my home in Hatherleigh to Torrington and beyond. Likewise, so many cyclists and walkers could visit Hatherleigh. The road to Meeth is too dangerous for walkers and all but the strongest cyclists.
This would be amazing to complete the link and could also benefit Madewell as people using the route could stop off at Madewell to use their excellent cafe .
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Sarah Hughes
4 years ago
please complete the missing link, it would greatly help locals and visitors
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Derek Salkeld
4 years ago
This can only do good. Let's hope we do not have to wait too long.
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Ildi McIndoe
5 years ago
Tarka Trail is unique. Extending the trail can only be of benefit.
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Steve Allen
5 years ago
This would be an excellent addition to the trail.
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Sandra Cameron
5 years ago
This would be a great addition to the the Tarka trail
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Chris deakin
5 years ago
Like all other routes in uk this needs completing. Ashcurch to Evesham and Ilfracombe to braunton
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Let’s put right the missing link, to make this a safe, accessible route.
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Martin Morris
5 years ago
Hatherleigh is visited by cyclists and this route needs to be added to the possibilities. The A road is too windy and dangerous for cyclists.
Please connect it up - our family would love to go all the way to Hatherleigh!
Great way to connect meeth and hatherleigh with a nice walk without having the worry of walking there by road. It would be a nice way to bring more tourism to the community.
Cycling on the road is extremely dangerous, the quieter route is too hilly, therefore I have had to stop using the trail for bike riding. I am unable to put my bike in my car. I fully support the link being completed.
I live in Highampton and it would be brilliant to be able to get on the Tarka trail using the parts of the Ruby way without going on road too much.
This would be such a valuable link to so many people
At the moment the end of the trail is a little disappointing. To continue it to Hatherleigh would make a wonderful ending. Visiting Hatherleigh, taking in the sights, stopping for coffee or lunch would be a perfect end to the Trail.
Long needed, no offence but Meeth is a dead end. The alternative is a hilly detour from Petrockstowe or braving the trucks on the main road.
Occasional recreational user of the Tarka Trail with children. Would love to see it linked to Hatherleigh.
Opening this section of the Tarka Trail would make a huge improvement of access for local and visiting walkers , runners and people with disabilities . At present it is not realistically accessible to these groups without using a car .
With this link I could cycle from my home in Hatherleigh to Torrington and beyond. Likewise, so many cyclists and walkers could visit Hatherleigh. The road to Meeth is too dangerous for walkers and all but the strongest cyclists.
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This would be amazing to complete the link and could also benefit Madewell as people using the route could stop off at Madewell to use their excellent cafe .
please complete the missing link, it would greatly help locals and visitors
This can only do good. Let's hope we do not have to wait too long.
Tarka Trail is unique. Extending the trail can only be of benefit.
This would be an excellent addition to the trail.
This would be a great addition to the the Tarka trail
Like all other routes in uk this needs completing. Ashcurch to Evesham and Ilfracombe to braunton
Let’s put right the missing link, to make this a safe, accessible route.
Hatherleigh is visited by cyclists and this route needs to be added to the possibilities. The A road is too windy and dangerous for cyclists.