A circular walk of just over six miles through the peaceful Avon Valley with stunning views of the Blackdown Rings and Iron Age Fort. There is one steep ascent on this walk so its unsuitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
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.
Pull on your hiking boots and enjoy one of eight circular walks which start from Poundwell Car Park, lower Modbury. Check out the website for Visit Modbury here for details; https://www.visitmodbury.co.uk/walks.html
There is an old tramway track across the south of Dartmoor which climbs to 1,500 feet to give wonderful panoramic views down the south Devon coast. Originally used by the clay mining industry trams, this route forms part of the Two Moors Way, which runs from Ivybridge in the south to Lynmouth in the north.
'With miles of stunning Walks near Ivybridge we have listed 4 of the very best Walks Ivybridge has to offer. Exclusively reviewed by people who have trekked them.'
A circular walk of just over six miles through the peaceful Avon Valley with stunning views of the Blackdown Rings and Iron Age Fort. There is one steep ascent on this walk so its unsuitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
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.
Pull on your hiking boots and enjoy one of eight circular walks which start from Poundwell Car Park, lower Modbury. Check out the website for Visit Modbury here for details; https://www.visitmodbury.co.uk/walks.html
There is an old tramway track across the south of Dartmoor which climbs to 1,500 feet to give wonderful panoramic views down the south Devon coast. Originally used by the clay mining industry trams, this route forms part of the Two Moors Way, which runs from Ivybridge in the south to Lynmouth in the north.