Handcrafted wooden gates – Arlington Estate loop from Arlington

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Handcrafted wooden gates – Arlington Estate loop from Arlington

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Handcrafted wooden gates – Arlington Estate loop from Arlington

02:41

9.43km

210m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: November 3, 2026

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Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 8.67 km for 399 m

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Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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1.20 km

Memorial Urn

Highlight • Monument

The ornate Memorial Urn marks one of Miss Rosalie Chichester's favourite spots on the Arlington Estate. The estate was the home of the Chichester family from the 1820s until 1949, …

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1.67 km

Smallacombe Bridge is a prominent crossing of the River Yeo, used by many of Arlington Court's walking routes. It connects Woolley with the trail through the delightful Wilderness, which takes you back to the heart of the estate.

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2.25 km

Tucker's Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

A classic single-arch stone bridge, Tucker's Bridge is a fine sight in the Arlington Estate. It features on various walking, running and cycling routes in this beautiful part of North …

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3.89 km

Handcrafted wooden gates

Highlight • Structure

These beautiful, tall gates are a real feature of the Cott Down hiking and running route from Arlington Court. Heading north, they lead onto a fantastic stretch of singletrack on the Cott Down Plantation, high above the River Yeo.

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7.07 km

Deerpark Wood

Forest

7.37 km

Woodland Trail with Marked Paths

Highlight • Trail

8.01 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 …

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8.42 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 …

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8.51 km

National Trust Carriage Museum

Highlight • Museum

The Carriage Museum in Arlington Court's stables has everything from elegant coaches to humble carts that would have carried servants. The collection boasts over 40 vehicles for every occasion, from cradle to grave. Entry is free for National Trust members.

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9.43 km

End point

Parking

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