Bradley Manor
A medieval manor house where you can visit rooms and gardens. Dogs are permitted in the meadows and woodland surrounding the manor and you'll also find riverside walks nearby.
Walks near Bovey Tracey
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Bradley Manor
A medieval manor house where you can visit rooms and gardens. Dogs are permitted in the meadows and woodland surrounding the manor and you'll also find riverside walks nearby.
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Canonteign Falls
Canonteign Falls is England's highest waterfall and you will also find a choice of woodland walks, a picnic area and a cafe here. A great place to visit for all the family and situated within Dartmoor National Park.
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Dartmoor Myths and Legends Walk
A moorland romp through the storylands of Dartmoor. It's inspired many a tale of spooky goings-on and now you can encounter the remains and feel the chill for yourself on a guided walk.
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Haytor National Park Information Centre
Accessed from the A38, in the car park off the B3387 three miles west of Bovey Tracey. The road climbs steeply from Bovey Tracey, but the spectacular views from Haytor are worth the drive. There are a variety of longer and shorter walks in the area - the friendly staff at the centre will help you plan your route. Maps, guide books and other useful outdoor kit can be purchased here.
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Lustleigh
A short three mile walk taking in some of the better known tors, starting in the lane above Lustleigh up the footpath into the woods. At the junction of two paths take the upper one and climb high above the River Bovey. At the end you will find Hunters Tor and the Ancient Hill Tor, follow the path down to the right and then take the dog leg to Peck Farm, returning to your car along the path on the lower slopes of the wood.
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Templer Way
Retrace the old route along which granite was exported from Dartmoor to the coast via the unique Haytor Granite Tramway and the Stover Canal. The Templer Way covers 18 miles between Haytor on Dartmoor and Teignmouth on Devon's south coast.
Walks near Bovey Tracey
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Canonteign Falls
Canonteign Falls is England's highest waterfall and you will also find a choice of woodland walks, a picnic area and a cafe here. A great place to visit for all the family and situated within Dartmoor National Park.
Dartmoor Myths and Legends Walk
A moorland romp through the storylands of Dartmoor. It's inspired many a tale of spooky goings-on and now you can encounter the remains and feel the chill for yourself on a guided walk.
Haytor National Park Information Centre
Accessed from the A38, in the car park off the B3387 three miles west of Bovey Tracey. The road climbs steeply from Bovey Tracey, but the spectacular views from Haytor are worth the drive. There are a variety of longer and shorter walks in the area - the friendly staff at the centre will help you plan your route. Maps, guide books and other useful outdoor kit can be purchased here.
Lustleigh
A short three mile walk taking in some of the better known tors, starting in the lane above Lustleigh up the footpath into the woods. At the junction of two paths take the upper one and climb high above the River Bovey. At the end you will find Hunters Tor and the Ancient Hill Tor, follow the path down to the right and then take the dog leg to Peck Farm, returning to your car along the path on the lower slopes of the wood.
Templer Way
Retrace the old route along which granite was exported from Dartmoor to the coast via the unique Haytor Granite Tramway and the Stover Canal. The Templer Way covers 18 miles between Haytor on Dartmoor and Teignmouth on Devon's south coast.