Today Plym Bridge is a quiet and tranquil place, but one hundred years ago it was at the centre of local industry. China clay and granite were mined and transported down to Plymouth by rail. The area is justly popular with Plymothians as well as visitors as there is a choice of walks either by the river or along the cycle path. Either way the visitor will have a refreshing walk. The observant walker may find a trace of the old canal, which pre-dated the railway. The National Trust maintains the whole area and access is free. At the end of your walk you can refresh with an ice cream bought from a mobile van in the car parks.
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