バックランドインザムーアでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Nice cafe to stop for lunch.

A tough road climb out of Widecome brings you to a farm and the start of this bridleway. Through the gate and you're faced with a super steep, concrete double track. This is ride-able (just) on a gravel bike with 31x42 gearing in the dry.

A brilliant characterful pub just outside Widecombe. Good food and beer plus a naughty local cider that could make the ride home interesting. Nice beer garden with a stream and ducks.

A pretty touristy village in a steep valley. A good place to start a ride with parking, good cafes, a shop and plenty of good riding from the door. The Rugglestone Inn slightly out of the village is the best pub.

This collection of granite rocks overlooks the beautiful village of Widecombe-in-the-Moor in the Dartmoor National Park. The rocks are thought to be the inspiration of the fictional 'Dream Tor' described in author and poet Beatrice Chase's novel.

Lovely little easy trig point to bag close to the road with great views.

A spectacular rolling road section along here from Hay Tor to Hemsworthy Gate and from Hemsworthy Gate towards Widecombe, with smooth tarmac and incredible moorland views. The gate refers to the cattle grid and stone wall near the road junction for Widecombe, Bickington and Hay Tor.

Know as the Cathedral of the Moor, Widecombe's pretty St Pancras church is quite something to behold. Its tower is 120-foot (37 m) high and can be seen fro considerable distance. The church was damaged during the Great Thunderstorm of 1638 – with hundreds of parishioners inside when lightning struck, killing four. Folklore says the devil visited, causing the lightning.