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Taw Teign Link
Dartmoor Walking Routes

Taw Teign Link

Sticklepath

Taw Teign Link is a long-distance walking route of about 11 km on and around Dartmoor.

Ted Hughes Poetry Trail
Dartmoor Walking Routes

Ted Hughes Poetry Trail

Teigngrace

Ted Hughes Poetry Trail is a short walking route of about 3.1 km on and around Dartmoor.

Templer Way
Dartmoor Walking Routes

Templer Way

Haytor Vale, Bovey Tracey

The Templer Way follows the old granite trade route from the Haytor quarries down off the moor to the sea at Teignmouth.

The Lichway
Dartmoor Walking Routes

The Lichway

Lydford

The Lich Way is Dartmoor's old 'way of the dead', the corpse road along which moorland families once carried their dead to burial at Lydford.

The Lych Way (Lich Path)
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The Lych Way (Lich Path)

Lydford, Okehampton

The Way of the Dead: the old route across central Dartmoor from Bellever to Lydford, said to have been used to carry the dead to be buried at Lydford church. The exact line is disputed.

The Packhorse Trail
Dartmoor Walking Routes

The Packhorse Trail

Bratton Clovelly

The Packhorse Trail is a short walking route of about 3.5 km on and around Dartmoor.

Two Moors Way
Dartmoor Walking Routes

Two Moors Way

Ivybridge

The Two Moors Way is Devon's coast to coast walk, running from Ivybridge on the southern edge of Dartmoor across the high moor and on to Lynmouth on the north Devon coast.

West Devon Way
Dartmoor Walking Routes

West Devon Way

Okehampton

The West Devon Way is a walking route along Dartmoor's western edge, linking Okehampton and Plymouth through Lydford and Tavistock.

Yarner Wood Nature Trail
Dartmoor Walking Routes

Yarner Wood Nature Trail

Bovey Tracey

Yarner Wood Nature Trail is a short walking route of about 2.6 km on and around Dartmoor.

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Dartmoor Illustrated, page 74Plate from Dartmoor Illustrated, page 74, 1900

“Fifty years ago Lydford was one of the most out-of-the-world and wild spots in England.”

Also on Our DartmoorFive round barrows on Black Hill — A cemetery of five round cairns, 12 to 18 m across, in two groups near the summit of Black Hill, on the northern edge of Haytor Down.