Dartmoor National Park is a place of beauty mystery, and diverse ecology, with a long history. Covering 368 square miles, it contains remains of settlements reach back to prehistoric times, and today it is still home to thousands of people who live and work here. It is in every respect a ‘living’ landscape, yet one that shares its ancient history with those who walk its paths and climb its tors.

With a National Park as large as Dartmoor, with so much to learn and enjoy, you may prefer, as many visitors do, to walk the moors in the company of a knowledgeable guide who can explain the moorland and take you to sites and sights you otherwise would miss. Find a walk by using the menu on the left. You can find walks based on date, location, or by your favourite guide.

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International Groups

We also conduct walks for international student groups visiting the region. For further information, go to our ‘International Groups’ page

War Horse Walks

If you have discovered the beauty of Dartmoor through the recent Stephen Spielberg movie, you will love our War Horse walks.

Private Walks / Talks

If you can’t find what you are looking for, why not get in touch. We also carry out private walks and talks catered for your needs.

Lundy Island

Why not venture a little further and join Moorland Guide Simon Dell on the picturesque island of Lundy. You may also see the Puffins that visit each summer

Trails from the Tracks

Start your walks by getting off the train with one of our beautiful ’Trails from the Tracks’ walks.

The Forest on the Hill

One hundred years since the publication of Eden Phillpotts ‘Forest On The Hill’, we celebrate with some special walks.