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Get InspiredEuropeUnited KingdomEnglandExeterCanonteign Falls

Canonteign Falls

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Tourist Attraction·Scenic, Peaceful, Well Maintained
Canonteign Falls
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Canonteign Falls
Photo by Canonteign Falls from Google Places
Canonteign Falls
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Canonteign Falls
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Canonteign Falls
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Canonteign Falls
Photo by Canonteign Falls from Google Places
Canonteign Falls
Photo by Canonteign Falls from Google Places
Canonteign Falls
Photo by Kako Dave from Google Places
Canonteign Falls
Photo by Davy Mac from Google Places
Canonteign Falls
Photo by Rich P-P from Google Places

Canonteign Falls is a spectacular outdoor destination located in the heart of the Teign Valley, Exeter. The site is famous for the Lady Exmouth Falls—the highest manmade waterfall in England—as well as its stunning natural cascades. Visitors can choose from multiple well-maintained paths, ranging from gentle lakeside strolls to more challenging climbs that reward hikers with panoramic views of the Devon countryside. The grounds feature a unique Victorian fern garden and are particularly beautiful in the spring when bluebells carpet the woodland. After exploring the falls, guests can relax at the highly-rated on-site café, known for its traditional cream tea, or browse the gift shop for local souvenirs.

Canonteign Falls is a spectacular outdoor destination located in the heart of the Teign Valley, Exeter. The site is famous for the Lady Exmouth Falls—the highest manmade waterfall in England—as well as its stunning natural cascades. Visitors can choose from multiple well-maintained paths, ranging from gentle lakeside strolls to more challenging climbs that reward hikers with panoramic views of the Devon countryside. The grounds feature a unique Victorian fern garden and are particularly beautiful in the spring when bluebells carpet the woodland. After exploring the falls, guests can relax at the highly-rated on-site café, known for its traditional cream tea, or browse the gift shop for local souvenirs.

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Address
Exeter EX6 7RH, UK
Websitecanonteignfalls.co.uk
Phone01647 252434
Hours
Closed
Daily 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Highlights

  • England's highest manmade waterfall and beautiful natural falls.

  • Lush Victorian fern garden and scenic lakeside walks.

  • Well-marked circular walking routes with varying difficulty levels.

  • On-site café serving traditional cream tea and local treats.

  • Stunning seasonal displays including spring bluebells.

Best For

Nature lovers, families, and hikers seeking scenic views.

Time of Day

Lunch

Occasion Tags

Family, Tourists, Locals, Solo, Casual Walks

Reviews

4.7
Excellent2,7 K reviews

Canonteign Falls receives high praise for its stunning natural beauty and well-maintained facilities. Reviewers frequently highlight the Lady Exmouth Falls and the variety of walking routes, noting that while some paths are steep and challenging, the views from the top are well worth the effort. The site is described as being much more than just waterfalls, with guests enjoying the peaceful lakes, fern gardens, and seasonal bluebells. Families appreciate the child-friendly atmosphere, though many warn that the main falls route is not accessible for prams or those with mobility issues. The on-site café is a standout feature, with many visitors recommending the high-quality cream tea. Overall, it is considered a well-managed and clean attraction that offers a rewarding outdoor experience for all ages.

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Location

Exeter, England, United Kingdom