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Visit Okehampton
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Visit Okehampton

Okehampton

A welcoming guide to Okehampton, celebrating its independent shops, places to eat and stay, attractions, clubs and community life at Dartmoor's northern gateway.

Visit Chagford
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Visit Chagford

Chagford

A colourful introduction to Chagford's independent businesses, artists, places to stay and local activities, helping visitors discover the town's distinctive character.

Visit Tavistock
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Visit Tavistock

Tavistock

Tavistock BID's welcoming visitor guide, celebrating the town's shops, markets, food, accommodation and events while helping people explore its heritage and Dartmoor connections.

Bovey Tracey Community Hub
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Bovey Tracey Community Hub

Bovey Tracey

A generous community resource celebrating Bovey Tracey's groups, classes, culture, businesses and services, with practical information for residents and visitors alike.

Widecombe-in-the-Moor Village Website
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Widecombe-in-the-Moor Village Website

Widecombe-in-the-Moor

A richly informative village website bringing Widecombe's accommodation, local businesses, events, community news and history together for residents and visitors.

Lydford Village Website
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Lydford Village Website

Lydford

A welcoming guide to Lydford's village life, combining community updates and events with information about visiting, places to stay and where to eat.

Sticklepath Village Website
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Sticklepath Village Website

Sticklepath

A thoughtful village resource connecting Sticklepath's groups, committees, events and local information, with a welcoming introduction for visitors and residents.

Visit Tamar Valley
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Visit Tamar Valley

An inviting guide to the Tamar Valley's accommodation, food, activities and local experiences, with a welcome focus on sustainable visits and supporting local businesses.

A close-up photograph from DartmoorPhotograph by Glavind Strachan Photography

“This shaggy monster, heather-clad, with unctuous black fen rolling ten feet thick over its granite ribs, was his God.”

Also on Our DartmoorHigher Combe cross — A medieval wayside cross standing alone in a field east of Higher Combe, marking an ancient route across the moor.