A Heath Week event with Devon Orienteering club Come along to Uphams Plantation and try out this exciting activity.
Use a map to find the hidden locations. Suitable for beginners and families.
All maps and instructions provided. Multiple courses to suit different abilities.
Organised by Devon Orienteering Club in partnership with Clinton Devon Estates and Wild East Devon. Dogs welcome on leads. Not suitable for wheelchairs.
Suggested donation £1 per child. No booking required.
elebrate the amazing heaths - Exmouth's natural playground! Heath Week is a week of activities catering for wildlife, sport and history enthusiasts. The week kicks off with the Family Festival on Sunday 29 July at Woodbury Castle.
Discover more at heathweek.org and facebook.com/heathweek
A partnership event with Devon Wildlife Trust, RSPB, Pebblebed Heaths and Clinton Devon Estates.
Suggested donation £5 per group. No booking required.
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