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Sophie Pierce and Matt Newbury's 2016 guide to 28 wild swimming walks across Dartmoor and the South Devon coast, the first in their Wild Swimming Walks series.
Dartmoor Forest
East Dart Waterfall is a beautiful natural landmark located within Dartmoor Forest. Situated in the heart of Dartmoor National Park, this area offers a peaceful setting for those seeking a quiet walk.
Ashburton
Mark Burley is a black and white landscape photographer capturing Dartmoor's rivers, waterfalls, woodland and moorland, shown at Sherewood Gallery in Ashburton.
North Brentor
Lydford Gorge Waterfall trail, Lydford Gorge is a short walking route of about 1.5 km on and around Dartmoor.
Manaton
A lively moorland brook that rises near Hound Tor and tumbles down through boulders as Becky Falls before joining the River Bovey below Trendlebere Down.
Rattery
A tumbling brook that rises on Dean Moor and falls through a steep, wooded glen of small waterfalls down to Buckfastleigh, one of the two moorland rivers that shaped the town.
Holne
A small reservoir on the southern moor above Holne, built in 1907 to supply Paignton. It dams Venford Brook on Holne Moor, with an easy path around the water and Venford Falls tumbling below the dam.
Ashburton
Photography gallery in Ashburton specialising in black and white landscapes of Dartmoor, with prints, framing and design services.
A modest granite outcrop with a small brook and waterfall nearby, situated above Shavercombe Brook.
