The Estuary is a fantastic place to explore by foot, cycle, wheelchair or buggy, with miles of safe walking and cycling trails around the entire estuary which offer some spectacular views.
![An illustrated map of the Exe Estuary showing the Exe Estuary Trail](/sites/default/files/styles/body_content/public/media/2022-02/Exe%20Estuary%20Trail%20map.png?itok=B_64hMr_)
A fantastic scenic route around the entire Exe Estuary for a range of users. Always keep dogs under effective control on a short lead and consider those who are wary or nervous around dogs. Remember to ‘Share this Space‘ by being considerate of other users of the trail.
![The front cover of the Exe Explorer leaflet showing cyclists on the Exe Trail](/sites/default/files/styles/body_content/public/media/2022-02/Exe%20Explorer%20front%20cover.png?itok=-0lO2_YE)
This leaflet from the Exe Estuary Management Partnership is a guide to the footpaths, cycle ways and public transport options available around the Exe Estuary. The centre of the leaflet provides a detailed map of the estuary including the various ferry routes and docks, train routes and stations, bus routes and stops, key viewing points, parking, and toilet and refreshment facilities.
![An illustration of the Exe estuary and information about byelaws, used for signage at slipways.](/sites/default/files/styles/body_content/public/media/2022-02/Exe%20Slipway%20Sign.png?itok=PfWXXjH8)
The estuary is very well served for those who love the water and there are a number of slipways all along the foreshore, served by main roads.