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A countryside walk between the Rivers Lew and Lyd, with some minor road-walking but mostly on footpaths and bridleways. The walk is about 8.5 miles but if that's too far you can make a short cut and reduce it by a mile.... More info

This walk lies just within the Dartmoor National Park boundary and although St Michael's Church attracts enough visitors to justify its own car park (and toilets), you will meet few other people once you leave it. A fair part of the walk is on lanes... More info

The steep-sided Lydford Gorge is the deepest in South West England and is owned, administered and maintained by the National Trust. It is a circular walk through a spectacular chasm in the hills where a raging torrent runs through a deep rocky... More info

Continuing our journey of 15 individual circular walks up the West Devon Way Walk 12 starts from the middle of the Dartmoor village of Lydford and takes you all the way to the little hamlet of Lake on the A386. You will cross Fernworthy Down on a... More info

This circular walk starts in the centre of Lydford opposite The Castle Inn and takes you all the way out to the open moor. You will cross over the River Lyd twice and walk under the old railway line twice. A beautifully varied walk taking in village... More info

An easy walk with some lovely views and stunning woodland walk. It starts in the moorland fringe village of Mary Tavy, staying mostly on footpaths and moorland tracks, passing the Wheal Jewell Reservoir that supplies water to the Mary Tavy... More info

Walk 11 of 15 individual circular walks along the West Devon Way between Plymstock and Okehampton. This walk starts in Mary Tavy once a busy mining village. You will walk around Gibbet Hill where criminals once met their untimely death on the gallows... More info

Visit Dartmoor's metamorphic aureole at Great Nodden, walk alongside the lovely River Lyd and explore the Lyd medieval tin-streaming area as well as visiting one of the best-maintained memorials on Dartmoor. All this in a five-mile walk, yes and more... More info

Continuing our journey up the West Devon Way Walk 13 of 15 individual circular walks starts at a right angle bend in Pigs Leg Lane four hundred metres from where Walk 12 left the West Devon Way to return to Lydford. This walk will take you initially... More info

The 9th in a series of 15 individual circular walks along the West Devon Way taking you from Tavistock Abbey Bridge to Harford Bridge via the Abbots Way and the 'Old Road to Tavistock' and returning to Tavistock by going over 2 railway viaducts.... More info