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The official website promotes the DRAKE'S TRAIL with the words, "Drake's Trail in West Devon is a 21-mile cycling and walking route linking Tavistock with Plymouth. This important part of Devon's recreational route network runs through superb countryside with attractive scenery along the western edge of Dartmoor, along with much historical and heritage interest." For more information, visit =>> http://www.drakestrail.co.uk/

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The official website promotes the DRAKE'S TRAIL with the words, "Drake's Trail in West Devon is a 21-mile cycling and walking route linking Tavistock with Plymouth. This important part of Devon's recreational route network runs through superb countryside with attractive scenery along the western edge of Dartmoor, along with much historical and heritage interest." If you're interested, further information is available at =>> http://www.drakestrail.co.uk/

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Public toilets available by the Park Visitor Centre

A nice gravel/ grass trail to ride until you reach the quarry side, where it can be technically challenging for both mountain bikes and gravel bikes - if you are on a road bike, you will probably be walking this bit!

In the vast landscape of Dartmoor (a name, incidentally, that avowed fans of English crime novels from the literature of this genre will recognize as a rather dark/spooky place), where prominent landmarks are largely lacking, the small sacred monuments erected many centuries ago impressively shape the landscape. The hard granite stone typical of the region, from which the cross was carved—with comparatively short branches that are little more than a suggestion—defenses wind and weather.

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In the vast landscape of Dartmoor (a name, incidentally, that any self-professed fan of English crime novels will be familiar with as a rather dark and spooky place from the literature of this genre), where prominent landmarks are largely lacking, the small sacred monuments erected many centuries ago impressively shape the landscape. The hard granite stone typical of the region, from which the cross was carved—with comparatively short branches that are little more than a suggestion—defies wind and weather here.

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Very photogenic spot

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Great viewing point across Dartmoor

Burrator Reservoir is a stunning reservoir in Dartmoor. It sits on the southern side, as it was built to supply water to the people of Plymouth. Here there is a lovely little unnamed water fall coming into the reservoir off the thick wooded western hillside. There is also a little bench seat here. A great break spot if you're doing a lakeside trail.

This useful trail links Princetown and the north moor with Burrator Reservoir at Norsworthy Bridge. Riding in this direction is brilliant fun, not massively technical but a bit rocky with some fun drainage channels to hop. Riding the other way is never that steep and means you can create some adventurous moorland loops.

Fast track, most of the time a bit windy

Picturesque and well worth including on a tour.

We rode this trail on a bank holiday Monday and it was surprisingly quiet - well worth including!

The bridge provides lovely views along the valley.

A few lights in the tunnel brighten things up, but there are a few spots where visibility can be a little low.

Also known as Siward's Cross, Nun's Cross is one of many granite stone crosses across Dartmoor. The cross sits at the junction of two major tracks; the Abbots’ Way and the Monks’ Path, which link abbeys at Buckfast with Tavistock and Buckland. The cross stands close to Nun's Cross Farm, which can be seen from the junction. Although the meaning behind its more common name is unknown, the word Siward is carved into the stone, which is thought to refer to the Saxon Earl Siward, who once was a landowner around Tavistock.

hikers and cyclists always receive a warm welcome no matter how wet the weather, hearty portions of great food 😋

Great food and great service. Nice outside seating with bike racks.

Lovely old bridge, and weir in full flow.