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Have your young adventurers braved the all new Exmouth Dinosaur Trail which opened in May 2019?
Sure to get the heart racing, Exmouth has come alive with pre-historic dinosaurs ready and waiting for you!
The Exmouth Dinosaur Trail has been really popular over the Summer and is a fantastic way to combine heading outdoors on a family adventure with a top of up dinotastic knowledge! The perfect motivation to encourage even the most reluctant walker!
It’s also a creative way for Exmouth visitors to discover some of the stunning locations of the town.
There are basically three different trails you can go on:
Dinosaur Trail
15 dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes to track down within a 1 mile area of the town centre. Many have fact finder plaques for the curious.
Brass Rubbing Town Trail
15 dinosaur brass rubbings to collect using your paper and crayons within a 1 mile area of the town centre.
Brass Rubbing Explorer Trail
15 dinosaur brass rubbings to collect using your paper and crayons within a wider 3 mile area of the town centre.
Here’s what you need to know
Get your Dinosaur Trail Map
Collect yours from any of the following local venues:
- Exmouth Tourist Information Centre – 45A Strand, EX8 1AL
- The Book Rest – 18 Parade, EX8 1RW
- Exmouth Indoor Market – 12 Strand, EX8 1AB
- Bumble and Bee – Manor Gardens, Alexandra Terrace, EX8 1BB
- Harbour Crepes & Gifts – 3 Shelly Court, Pier Head, EX8 1ER
- Oddfellows, Queens Drive Park Space – Queens Drive, Esplanade, EX8 2AY
- Bumble and Sea – Orcombe Point, Exmouth
Or
Use an electronic version by clicking on title.
For the Brass Rubbing Trails - Take blank paper and crayons along
You can bring your own blank paper and crayons
OR
Pay £1 to collect a pack of crayons and paper booklet from any of the locations above.
Collect your Dinosaur Hunter Trail Badge
Once you’ve completed 15 brass rubbings, or ticked off all the dinosaurs on your map, head back to any of the businesses listed above to claim your FREE Exmouth Dinosaur Hunter Trail Badge.
If you want more information, head over to the official Exmouth Dinosaur Trail website below.
If you like these sorts of activities, with a focus on an outdoor walking adventure, have you tried Geocaching? Head over to our Geocaching blog post to find out all about it.
Keep safe Dinosaur Hunters and enjoy the trails.
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