Dartington from Totnes Walk
Walking Britain have some great walks and this is no exception. At two and a half miles this pushchair friendly walk follows the river Dart to Bidwell Brook and to the heritage centre at Dartington.
Walks near Buckfastleigh
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Dartington from Totnes Walk
Walking Britain have some great walks and this is no exception. At two and a half miles this pushchair friendly walk follows the river Dart to Bidwell Brook and to the heritage centre at Dartington.
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Dartington Hall Estate Walk
Starting from the car park opposite Dartington Hall, this five mile circular walk follows footpaths and woodland tracks through river meadows, parkland and woodland. it is suitable for dogs although there are four stiles and they are not permitted within Dartington Hall grounds (except guide dogs).
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Lady's Wood
Here you'll find a small reserve on the southern edge of Dartmoor with 3 hectares of woodland and a circular walking trail of 30 - 40 minutes. Looked after by the Devon WildlifeTrust, this is a lovely place to spend time enjoying peace and tranquility amongst the wildlife. Take a look at their website for location details.
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Scorriton and Huntingdon Warren
A variety of walks start from the Tradesman's Arms and you can choose from an easy four mile saunter to a six mile hard slog. Scorriton is on the eastern edge of Dartmoor and walks take in the lovely views and ancient monuments of the moors. Take a look at the Web site for routes.
Walks near Buckfastleigh
'With miles of stunning Walks near Buckfastleigh we have listed 4 of the very best Walks Buckfastleigh has to offer. Exclusively reviewed by people who have trekked them.'
Dartington Hall Estate Walk
Starting from the car park opposite Dartington Hall, this five mile circular walk follows footpaths and woodland tracks through river meadows, parkland and woodland. it is suitable for dogs although there are four stiles and they are not permitted within Dartington Hall grounds (except guide dogs).
Lady's Wood
Here you'll find a small reserve on the southern edge of Dartmoor with 3 hectares of woodland and a circular walking trail of 30 - 40 minutes. Looked after by the Devon WildlifeTrust, this is a lovely place to spend time enjoying peace and tranquility amongst the wildlife. Take a look at their website for location details.
Scorriton and Huntingdon Warren
A variety of walks start from the Tradesman's Arms and you can choose from an easy four mile saunter to a six mile hard slog. Scorriton is on the eastern edge of Dartmoor and walks take in the lovely views and ancient monuments of the moors. Take a look at the Web site for routes.