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Ashburton |
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| 3.9 miles |
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One of our most popular walks following part of the Dartmoor Way along the river Ashburn. |
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Bowermans Nose |
| 2 - 4.5 miles |
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Enjoy spectacular views from this magical place where a hunter with his pack of hounds (Hound Tor) were turned to stone! |
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Chagford |
| 3-9.5 miles |
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Superb walks from this bustling Market town exploring the stunning beauty of this part of Dartmoor. |
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Christow |
| 5.4 miles |
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A delightful walk from this picturesque village to Tottiford Reservoir. |
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Buckfastleigh Holne |
| 6.5 miles |
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A very popular and scenic pub-walk to Holne on the edge of Dartmoor |
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Castle Drogo |
| 4 - 6 miles |
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Three delightful walks near Castle Drogo,Drewsteignton ,ideal any time of the year! |
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Dartmeet |
| 3.2 + |
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A popular tourist attraction in the heart of Dartmoor |
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Dunsford |
| 3 - 10 miles |
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Many delightful walks around Dunsford & Steps Bridge including the famous Daffodil Walk |
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Elephants Nest
Peter Tavey |
| 5.4 miles |
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A most enjoyable pub walk from Mary Tavy to the famous Elephant's Nest pub |
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Emsworthy Mire |
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1,8 miles |
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Two easy walks through this stunning nature reserve known for its magnificent display of bluebells. |
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Fernworthy |
| 3.6 - 7.4 miles |
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Enjoy a peaceful forest walk around a trout filled reservoir & explore a prehistoric landscape of mysterious stone circles and rows. |
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Grimspound |
| 4 - 5 miles |
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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. |
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Haytor |
| 3 - 5 miles |
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There is much more to Haytor than a steep climb to the Tor and back again! Two very popular and fairly easy walks in search of a lost village. |
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Hembury Woods |
| 2,9+ miles |
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Two delightful walks through this ancient oak wood and along a most enchanting stretch of the river Dart - a key attraction in Victorian Times! |
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Ivybridge |
| 4 - 8 miles |
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A walker's Gateway to Dartmoor.
Two delightful walks with dramatic scenery following part of the majestic River Ern |
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Lydford |
| 2 - 7 miles |
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A delightful walk to Wheal Betsy ,an old copper mine,across stunning moorland using well maintained footpaths and green lanes. |
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Lustleigh |
| 3 - 7 miles |
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Very popular walks from a very picturesque village into a most unspoilt and dramatic part of Devon |
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Mary Tavy -
Brent Tor Church |
| 5 - 9 miles |
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A delightful walk to Brent Tor,with its church on top of a hill |
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Manaton |
| 7 miles |
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An invigorating but most enjoyable walk from Lustleigh to Manaton & Hunter's Tor |
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Meavy
(War Horse Country) |
| 4 miles |
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A great pub walk to Meavy and Burrator Reservoir with spectacular views of a dramatic landscape featured in the film 'War Horse' |
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Moretonhampstead |
| 4 - 5 miles |
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Moretonhamstead ,gateway to Dartmoor,is an ideal town for walkers to explore the lush edge of the moor. |
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New Bridge |
| 2 - 6.5 miles |
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Near Ashburton, a most picturesque place for a paddle in the Dart or a picnic along a tranquil river or a long hike through a romantic & scenic landscape. |
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North Bovey |
| 5 miles |
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North Bovey is one of the most idyllic villages in Devon. It is quite isolated and ,perhaps because of this,the village has retained its original charm. An excellent pub walk! |
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Okehampton |
| 7 - 7 miles |
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Popular pub walks to Okehampton Castle & Belstone. |
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Postbridge |
| 4 - 8.5 miles |
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A popular and varied forest & family walk with lots to see:bronze age stone & hut circles,a clapper bridge & Bellever Tor |
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Princetown |
| 3 - 5.6 miles |
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Princetown offers the walker spectacular views of Dartmoor's almost volcanic landscapes.
Relive a railway journey through quarries |
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Shaugh Prior |
| 4.6 miles |
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Explore a magical river valley, open moorland and the mysterious Dewerstone Rock. |
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South Brent |
| 4 - 6 miles |
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A great walk to explore Bent Moor & the river Avon following public footpaths and green lanes.- stunning views at the top |
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Sticklepath to Belstone |
| 2 - 4.5 miles |
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A most scenic pub walk along the river Taw to Belstone following part of the Tarka Trail. |
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South Zeal |
| 2 - 7 miles |
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Two popular pub walks exploring North Dartmoor |
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Tottiford Reservoir |
| 2 - 7.5 miles |
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On the edge of Dartmoor,great picnic walks around a peaceful reservoir where Time Team in 2010 made some unique finds. |
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Warren House Inn |
| 5.2 miles |
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Explore Dartmoor's old tin workings & the ruins of a medieval village |
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Widecombe in the Moor |
| 3.6 - 7 miles |
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Two walks from Uncle Tom Cobley's village with extensive views exploring Tors ,gift and tea shops and perhaps a pub! |
