You will find about 75 free to use walks here varying from 2 to 10 miles and covering an area from Plymstock to Okehampton from Milton Abbot to Princetown. If you have been out with the Tavistock Ramblers you may have been on one of these walks.Happy Walking.
The National Trust have repaired the footbridge over the Plym so check out the revised Plym Trail walk 2 and the revised West Devon Way walk 2
NHS to reward people who walk 30 minutes a day
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If you want to do this then check out The River Plym Trail Walk 1 The Saltram Estate Walk. Its a level 15 minute walk from the car park to the NT Estate then another 15 mins to the Ampitheatre and another 15 to Saltram House. Start with the first 15 min walk and work your way up to the whole way.
In 2023 Devon County Council with encouragement from Tavistock Ramblers and their footpath officer upgraded the footpath along the Tavistock canal to make it suitable for wheelchair access. Click here to see that route. There are also lots more trails and tracks in West Devon that are quite suitable for wheelchairs and trampers to use some of which are listed here by clicking on the box below. If you haven’t already done so why not join theDisabled Ramblers Groupor more locally the Dartmoor Wheeled Access Group.
St Michael de Rupe Church on top of Brentor
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Lorraine
Just what I’m looking for can’t wait to try some of these out, thank you.
Just what I’m looking for can’t wait to try some of these out, thank you.
I’m new to the sw and I’m at the start of my journey exploring Dartmoor so this will be really helpful 🙂 thank you