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A lovely walk at any time of the year, there is a steep ascent, good footwear and a pole are advisable.

Small track taking you off Drakes Trail to Bickleigh/ New Road.

There's a great path along the river here. The water rushes, the birds sing in the forest, and it's truly relaxing.

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From the parking lot near the bridge you can set off on beautiful tours.

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Stop for a pint 👍

a walk where you can loose your worries

Busy in the summer, icecream van 😋

A beautiful granite outcrop overlooking the Plym valley, and surrounding woodland. The cliff itself is a somewhat stark contrast to the rest of the moor, it's lush and tree lined, rather than wind-swept and desolate. Even the rock type is much different, it's generally much finer and smoother granite, rather than the big sharp crystals as found elsewhere on the moor. The cliff offers some fantastic rock climbing, and some brilliant open views.

A stone bridge, crossing the River Plym, in Dartmoor National Park. The banks of the Plym offer a great spot for a breather, and even a quick dip on a hot day. There's even sometimes an ice-cream van.

Area of Woodland in Dartmoor National Park. The woodland is home to some ancient broad-leaf trees, and a diverse range of flora and fauna. You'll also see some relics from the area's granite and clay mining past. The trails in this area in the wood are a mix of steep, rooty, technical, to comfortable and mellow former-tramway. Go and explore! The woodland holds the fantastic Dewerstone Crag, which arguably has some of the best climbing routes in the South-West.

Beautiful pub situated in the heart of Dartmoor, great food and they do the best pint of Jail ale

Royal Oak Pub is deemed one of the best on the moor! It's a former 15th-century church house inn and is situated perfectly next to Meaver's village green. Take a seat in the wonderful beer garden and enjoy a tasty sip on some real ale to wash down all the hard work.

This is a tranquil little place, excellent for a walk, run or cycle. Beautiful scenery with lots of viewing points. Surrounded by woodland, it's often more sheltered here than on the high moor. A road runs round the reservoir, so if you are walking, be aware of traffic.

Burrator Dam was built in 1898. According to information boards in the nearby Burrator Discovery Centre, the dam is 23.4m/77ft high and 114m/375ft wide and is built from granite and concrete.

Burrator Reservoir is situated within Dartmoor, and the tranquil water and surrounding mixed woodland contrasts sharply with the open moor and the rugged Dartmoor tors. A trip here can be combined with a walk across the moors, or enjoyed as a trip of its own with plenty to do – from walking and taking in the views, to fishing for rainbow and brown trout (just be sure to get a permit, available online or by calling South West Lakes). Devon has relatively few lakes, but the situation and quality of these make them a hidden gem in Devon’s crown.

The River Plym runs through Dartmoor, joins the River Meavy and then out to the sea at Plymouth. The river bubbles over rocks and meanders round moss lined trees as it races its way towards Plymouth Sound.

This is the 'other' dam on Burrator Reservoir. It was built across the Meavy and Sheepstor Brook in 1894 to create the reservoir which provides clean drinking water to the inhabitants of Plymouth. This is a popular area with walkers. The route around the reservoir edge is delightful and easily accessible.

The dam was finished here in 1898 to block the River Meavy at Burrator Gorge to create the Burrator Reservoir. The reservoir now not only provides drinking water to the city of Plymouth but is a beautiful place to walk. The route around the water's edge, through mixed woodland, can be completed in either direction and is very different to walking the surrounding moors and tors. It is perfect for families and those who would prefer an easier walk as it is flat with a good surface.

A popular attraction and a quiet route around the reservoir

Amazing place to explore and enjoy.