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Historic Buildings at Cott Hill – Arlington Court loop from Loxhore

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North Devon
Loxhore

Historic Buildings at Cott Hill – Arlington Court loop from Loxhore

Moderate

4.7

(23)

115

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Historic Buildings at Cott Hill – Arlington Court loop from Loxhore

02:06

7.55km

140m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

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154 m

Historic Buildings at Cott Hill

Highlight • Structure

Just a lovely little barn, old houses to see when passing.

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2

4.05 km

Arlington Court

Highlight • Monument

Arlington Court is a beautiful country house built in the early 1820s. It features lovely formal gardens and wider grounds that are a delight to explore on foot or by bike. There are over 25 miles (40 km) of trails through woodland, parkland and serene valleys to explore.

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3

4.48 km

Arlington Estate

Highlight • Historical Site

The Arlington Estate has been in the Chichester family for over 500 years, with the house built in 1823. It has been in the care of the National Trust for over 70 years now, so you can visit the house, gardens, wider estate and the carriage museum there for a fee, or free if you're a National Trust member. A beautiful place to spend a few hours and a great cafe too - keep an eye out for the marvellous peacocks too!

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4.87 km

Jubilee Cairn

Highlight • Monument

A great spot for a picnic, as it provides a big table and bench in front of the Jubilee Carin and a fantastic view.

The Jubilee Cairn at Arlington Court is a conical stone obelisk situated in the Deer Park Wood. It was erected to commemorate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887, marking the spot where a celebratory bonfire was lit. It's a conical, tall, stone structure.

Recorded as a Grade II-listed building by Historic England and it presents part of the extensive history of the Chichester family estate.

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5.07 km

Dirt Path Through Lush Countryside

Highlight • Viewpoint

6

5.47 km

Steep Gravel Path

Highlight • Trail

7

5.49 km

8

5.90 km

This is a fantastic stretch of singletrack through Deerpark Wood, especially if taken south to north to fully enjoy the downhill. Deerpark Wood is beautiful in the spring, when bluebells create a dazzling display.

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7.55 km

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6.48 km

494 m

307 m

275 m

Surfaces

5.06 km

1.80 km

303 m

252 m

144 m

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Saturday 22 August

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