Two Moors Way 50th Anniversary Year.
The walk will cross Deeper Marsh, pass Spitchwick Manor, Lower Town, Leusdon, Ponsworthy, Lock’s Gate Cross, and then follow the Two Moors Way, to Bel Tor Corner, along Dr Blackall’s Drive, to Aish Tor, Leigh Tor and return.
The walk will use lanes with some traffic, footpaths, moorland paths and rough tracks. The walk does involve a steep ascent at the start and a descent at the finish. The walk has beautiful and extensive views and will reward walkers with stunning views of the Dart Valley.
This walk is lead by the Ramblers Exeter Group as part of celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Two Moors Way.
Part of the Dartmoor Outdoor Festival.
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