This walk begins just steps from the station and loops through Newton Abbot’s most distinctive drinking spots, from a microbrewery in a historic malthouse to one of the last true cider houses in Britain. With everything from Victorian pubs to modern craft bars, this route blends tradition and variety in a compact town centre stroll.
Take your time—nearly every stop serves something local, and the pace is as relaxed as the surroundings. Arrive by train and end with a Teignworthy brew near the tracks it was made beside.
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The main road outside continues into town, with three pubs on the left hand side.
4 minutes
Go up the road at the side of Wetherspoons, turn right into East Street and the pub is a few yards further on.
2 minutes
A few more yards along East Street going west.
20 minutes
Return to Wetherspoons and head back towards the station. When the main road appears cross at the lights turn second left and then second left (do not go under the railway bridge), the bar is on the right. A few more yards along East Street going west.
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To return to the station turn left out of the bar, then right at the end bringing you back to the main road, the station is on the left.
A unique mix of old-school charm and indie flavour, Newton Abbot’s trail packs character, local beer and proper cider into a walkable, welcoming adventure.
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