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Dartmoor
Upper Plym Valley is an archaeological landscape containing roughly 300 Bronze Age and medieval sites across about 15 square kilometres of Dartmoor. Settlement remains and field systems make this a place to explore on foot rather than a single monument.
Yelverton
Merrivale brings a Bronze Age settlement and an intricate group of ritual monuments together in one Dartmoor landscape.
Devon
Grimspound is a late-Bronze-Age settlement on Dartmoor enclosed by a massive stone boundary wall. The foundations of 24 round houses remain visible, making the village plan unusually clear on the ground.
Buckfastleigh, Devon
Hembury is a large natural swimming pool on the River Dart, stretching for more than 100 metres. Cascades bring faster water into the pool; access is on foot and jumping depths are unverified.
River Walkham, Dartmoor
Double Waters is a secluded river swim in woodland at the meeting of the Rivers Walkham and Tavy on Dartmoor. The appeal is the natural wooded setting and the chance to swim where the two river channels come together, rather than a managed bathing facility.
Meldon, Dartmoor
Meldon Quarry is a flooded former quarry near Meldon on the northern edge of Dartmoor. Steep rock walls and open moorland surround the water, with a rope swing on the southern side.
Okehampton
At Cullever Steps, waterfalls feed natural swimming pools near Okehampton. Falls and plunge pools give the spot its character. The setting includes a river valley.
South Zeal
Shilley Pool offers open-water swimming near South Zeal. Cascades bring faster water through the swim. The water has shallower, shelving edges. Parking or a roadside start is available nearby; check current arrangements before travelling.
Whiddon Down, Devon
At Salmon Leaps, Teign, the river offers a place for open-water swimming near Whiddon Down, Devon. Cascades bring faster water through the swim. Keep well clear of the weir.
Ashburton
Wellsfoot Island offers open-water swimming near Ashburton. There is a sandy entry or shore. The pool includes deeper water for swimming. The setting includes island views and rocky banks and cliffs.
Dartmoor, Devon
Spitchwick Common is a popular River Dart swim on the edge of Dartmoor, also known as Deeper Marsh. Grassy banks lead to a rocky shore and peaty, moorland-fed water that becomes deeper towards the far side.
Dartmoor — Castle Drogo / Drewsteignton
A short but rougher Castle Drogo route onto Piddletown Common.
Dartmoor — Okehampton Range
A long, exposed accessibility-graded circuit around East Mill Tor on the military ring road.
Dartmoor National Park — Lydford
Ancient gorge woodland leading to the 30 m Whitelady Waterfall on the current safe trail.
Dartmoor National Park — Lydford
A short but intense gorge walk to the roaring Devil's Cauldron pothole and viewing platform.
Dartmoor National Park — North Dartmoor
Devon's headline summit walk, linking Yes Tor with High Willhays on exposed north Dartmoor.
East Dartmoor — Bovey Tracey to Moretonhampstead
A mainly traffic-free former-railway trail linking Bovey Tracey, Lustleigh and Moretonhampstead.
Dartmoor / Teignbridge — Haytor to Teignmouth
Historic granite-transport route from Haytor via tramway, canal and estuary to Teignmouth.
Two Moors Way / Devon Coast-to-Coast
A long, quiet Mid Devon crossing through fields and woodland to Morchard Bishop.
Two Moors Way / Devon Coast-to-Coast
A short, easier Two Moors Way stage along the Teign towards the Castle Drogo gorge.
Two Moors Way / Devon Coast-to-Coast
High Dartmoor walking past Grimspound and Hurston Ridge towards Chagford.
Two Moors Way / Devon Coast-to-Coast
A Dart valley section via New Bridge and Dr Blackall's Drive towards Hameldown.
Dartmoor Way — Devon
Cross the remote Swincombe valley to Princetown, then follow the old railway across open moor towards Tavistock.
Dartmoor Way — Devon
Open moor-edge paths below Gibbet Hill bring views of Brentor before the route continues south to Tavistock.
Dartmoor Way — Devon
A moor-fringe journey through woodland and the villages of Throwleigh, South Zeal and Belstone on the way to Okehampton.
Dartmoor Way — Devon
Walk from Moretonhampstead over Cranbrook Down to Fingle Bridge, then follow the wooded Teign gorge and riverside meadows to Chagford.
Dartmoor Way — Devon
A varied walk from Ashburton over Haytor’s granite landscape, past old tramways and through Yarner Wood to Bovey Tracey.
Dartmoor Way — Devon
A lanes-and-fields walk through Buckfastleigh and the Buckfast Abbey landscape to the historic town of Ashburton.
Dartmoor — Postbridge / Bellever
A six-mile audio-guided circuit mixing Bellever woodland, open moor, river scenery and archaeology.
Dartmoor — Fernworthy Reservoir
A short accessibility-focused route at Fernworthy Reservoir.
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