Visit Devon offers an extensive introduction to the county, connecting places to stay, things to do, food and drink and events with practical visitor information. Its Dartmoor and town pages help readers place the moor within a wider Devon visit.
The breadth of the guide is especially useful for discovering connections between destinations, exploring accommodation choices and finding activities for different interests. Local tourism businesses benefit from being presented as part of this wider invitation to explore Devon.
We welcome the work of bringing these opportunities together and encourage readers to explore Visit Devon alongside the more local town and village guides. The site's own directory and planning information are useful starting points for both first visits and fresh discoveries.
“God bless 'ee, ma'am. I be 'most too dry to breathe." ... "Reckon you seed me in the bogs just now, trying to find a drop of water?" ... "Not today. The little spring, her'd been getting drier every day, and this morning I found her'd a gone altogether. Tomorrow I must bring more tay.”
Also on Our DartmoorDoe Tor — A modest granite tor on the edge of the Willsworthy Artillery Range, with a flagpole marking its military significance.
Dartmoor quizPhotograph by Glavind Strachan Photography
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Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography