Ordnance Survey Pathfinder Walks in Dartmoor Guidebook 26

There are 28 beautiful walks to explore in Dartmoor with the OS Pathfinder Guidebooks, graded by length and ranging from 3.5 to 9 miles. Make the most out of your next trip to Dartmoor! This guide includes plenty of opportunities for walks of all levels, with Dartmoors largely uninhabited wilderness, few villages, farms, and roads. Each walk includes easy-to-follow route directions and accompanied by large-scale Ordnance Survey route maps, GPS waypoints, and captivating photographs.Some of the most significant features of this often treeless landscape are the large numbers of tors that dominate Dartmoor. These are the remnants of hard masses of granite, drastically reduced in size and moulded into their present shapes by millions of years of weathering. This is one of a series of books with great walking routes covering the most popular and scenic areas of Britain. What walks are inside Dartmoor Walking Guidebook? Haytor Lydford Chagford and the River Teign Plym Woods and Wigford Down Castle Drogo and Teign Gorge The Walkham valley and Merrivale Lustleigh Cleave Gidleigh, Kes Tor and Teign-e-ver Bridge Burrator Reservoir and Sheeps Tor South Brent and the Avon valley Horrabridge and Sampford Spiney New Bridge and Dr Blackall’s Drive South Zeal and Little Hound Tor Princetown, Whiteworks and Crock of Gold Steps Bridge and Mardon Down Dartmeet, Combestone and Brimpts Wood Widecombe in the Moor and Hamel Down Ivybridge, the Erme valley and Western Beacon Manaton, Hound Tor and Becka Falls Mary Tavy, Horndon Down and Peter Tavy Postbridge, Laughter Hole and Bellever Moretonhampstead, Butter-don Down and N. Bovey Okehampton, Cullever Steps and Belstone Holne Moor Drewsteignton, Hittisleigh Barton and Crockernwell Ringmoor Down, Eyles-barrow and Siward’s Cross Two Bridges, Wistman’s Wood and the West Dart Grimspound, Coombe Down and Challacombe