Discover Dartmoor's countryside

Dartmoor's woodland, rivers and rock formations are a wonderful place to explore and have an adventure. You might even spot a famous Dartmoor pony roaming free on the moor. Here's some ideas of places to go.

River Teign in autumn
Fingle Bridge   Devon

Fingle Bridge

A calm spot over the River Teign with unspoilt woods

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The Whitelady Waterfall with a covering of golden brown leaves
Lydford Gorge   Devon

Lydford Gorge

Not far from Tavistock, Lydford Gorge is the deepest river gorge in the South West, with a spectacular 30m waterfall. There are a range of walks available to suit different abilities and time scales, all of which take in special the geology, flora and fauna of this Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).

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The house at Parke, Devon
Parke   Devon

Parke

A peaceful retreat set within the beautiful Devon countryside

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Autumn colours at Hembury Woods, Devon
Hembury and Holne Woods   Hembury: SX730 680 / Holne: SX712 710

Hembury and Holne Woods

Lichen-clad, ancient oak woodland valleys following the River Dart

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Cyclists cycling through Plymbridge
Plymbridge Woods   Devon

Plymbridge Woods

A wooded valley opening up to the moors of Dartmoor with a rich and varied industrious past

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Cadover Bridge, Devon
Cadover Bridge   Devon

Cadover Bridge

Tranquil moorland by the River Plym with pools. Starting point for walks across open moors and tors, or ancient woodland

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Hen Tor, Little and Greater Trowlesworthy Tors, Devon
Shaugh Bridge   Devon

Shaugh Bridge

Ancient oakwoods and mossy boulders cloak the Plym Valley; riverside walks pass the atmospheric Dewerstone Rocks and industrial ruins.

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