Welcome to Dartmoor Walking
There’s nowhere quite like Dartmoor!
Whether you’re local or making a special visit, there are so many benefits to exploring the landscape and the stories it holds.
To help you on your way, this site contains 27 self-guided walks of varying length and terrain, all with Parking, Directions, Photographs, Maps, Tracks and explanations of what you'll find.
Each one of these walks is based on personal experience, so you’ll benefit from unique local knowledge and see the moor through the eyes of those most passionate about sharing its wonder.
To get started, please select an an area of Dartmoor, view the map or choose a random walk
Whether you’re local or making a special visit, there are so many benefits to exploring the landscape and the stories it holds.
To help you on your way, this site contains 27 self-guided walks of varying length and terrain, all with Parking, Directions, Photographs, Maps, Tracks and explanations of what you'll find.
Each one of these walks is based on personal experience, so you’ll benefit from unique local knowledge and see the moor through the eyes of those most passionate about sharing its wonder.
To get started, please select an an area of Dartmoor, view the map or choose a random walk
Pullabrook Woods
A gentle, level walk of just over two miles on good paths through ancient woodland, including crossing a beautiful medieval packhorse bridge.
Cadover Bridge to the Dewerstone
A 4 mile walk from the popular picnic spot of Cadover Bridge out to the impressive Dewerstone, taking in several thousand years of history.
Hexworthy to Swincombe
A walk through the Swincombe Valley, taking in two ruined farmhouses, crossing the Fairy Bridge, an ancient packhorse trail and old tin workings.
