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The Dartmoor Way is a waymarked 108-mile (173km) long circular route around Dartmoor. This new way travels along quiet footpaths, bridleways and little-used byways passing through …

The Dartmoor Way can be walked in either direction, however, the route directions are presented in an anti-clockwise direction. Ivybridge has been chosen as a recommended start point as it …

The Dartmoor Way project was conceived back in 1999 with the aim of creating both cycling and walking routes around Dartmoor. A Steering Group was formed that comprised of …

The Dartmoor Way Walking Route is a well-signed 108 mile circular route which winds its way through the foothills of Dartmoor, linking towns, villages and hamlets along its length..

One of the original Dartmoor stannary towns (responsible for administering the tin-mining industry), from 1305, the town`s continued wealth - from tin and then cloth, with a regular …

Follow the road sharp left then sharp right and continue across Whitchurch Down with glorious views towards Dartmoor`s western tors. Keep straight on at Caseytown Cross, and again at …

The Dartmoor Way passes The Valiant Soldier - `the pub where time was never called` - frozen in time since the 1960s, next to the TIC on Fore Street. The South Devon Railway, a preserved …

Keep straight ahead on the Dartmoor Way, soon crossing a cattle grid and passing under the old railway once more. Cross the River Meavy; at Hoo Meavy fork right, signed to Cadover Bridge, …

Some views of the new Dartmoor Way cycle-way in and around Dartmoor National Park, Devon.