Welcome to Dartmoor Walking
Come and explore Dartmoor!
Whether you know the moor well or you're visiting for the first time, Dartmoor Walking is here to help you explore this special place on foot. With its wild landscapes, rich history, and unique culture, Dartmoor offers something for everyone.
Here, you'll find 41 self-guided walks, ranging from shorter, easier outings to longer routes across more rugged ground. Each walk includes parking details, clear directions, maps, GPX tracks, photos, and notes on what to look out for along the way.
All routes are based on first-hand experience, with local knowledge to help you get a little more from your time on Dartmoor.
To get started, please select an an area of Dartmoor, view the map or choose a random walk.
Cox Tor Circular
A walk around Cox Tor, inspecting ancient Reeve Stones.
Yes Tor, via Row Tor
This walk takes you onto the Okehampton Military Training area and climbs to Yes Tor, second highest point on Dartmoor.
Norsworthy Bridge, Devonport Leat
Devonport leat, clapper bridge, leat monitoring station, Cross Gate cist, tinners' fougou, Leathertor Farm, potato cave, River Meavy, Leather Tor Bridge, ancient ford, Riddipit Steps stepping stones, Riddipit Farm longhouse, Riddipit Tin Mill, 2nd potato cave, mortar stone, adit, Riddipit Gert, Keaglesborough Mine, lower and upper dressing floors, wheel pits, leat bank, tare & feathers stone
