Select Your Walk | Walk 1 (3.6 miles) | Walk 2 (6.1 miles) | Walk 3 (7.4 miles) | |
Reservoir, Circle & Stone Row | Grey Wethers | Kestor Rock |
Fernworthy Forest was planted in the 1920's.
The reservoir was finished in 1929.and has been stocked with brown trout
If you are just interested in a walk around the reservoir, the route following paths measures 2.7 miles, so allow 60 -90 minutes.
![]() | Start :Fernworthy Car Park. |
![]() | Fernworthy Circle Fernworthy Stone Row Reservoir |
![]() | Pay & Display Fernworthy Car Park |
![]() | Car Park |
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Walk 1 Reservoir and ancient circle (3.6 miles)
Difficulty:
From the Car Park take footpath towards reservoir, keeping it on your left.
At the wall of the dam descend into a wooded area then up again and continue keeping reservoir on your left.
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Walk 1
Walks near Fernworthy: | |
Warren House Inn | |
![]() | Explore Dartmoor's old tin workings & the ruins of medieval village |
Postbridge | |
![]() | A popular and varied forest walk with lots to see:bronze age stone & hut circles, a clapper bridge & Bellever Tor. |
Grimspound | |
![]() | During the bronze age Grimspound , made of granite blocks , enclosed 24 hut circles, suggesting a milder climate and an abundance of trees. Two popular walks. |
Walk 2 Grey Wethers Stone Circles (6.1 miles)
Difficulty:
Wethers is an old English word meaning 'sheep'.
Unusually, there are two stone circles near each other.
It is said that a farmer , drinking cider at the Warren House Inn, had been old that a magnificent flock of sheep was for sale grazing on the moor.
After a few pints of cider he decided to check them out. When in the distance through the mist he could see what he thought were the sheep , he returned to the pub and agreed to buy them.
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Walk 3 Fernworthy & Kestor Rock (7.4 miles)
Difficulty:
We recommend a rain free day before you embark on this walk, part of which follows the famous Ten Tor Challenge route.
Paths are generally well defined.
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