28/04/2018 |

Rescheduled from 10th Feb. Come and join an exciting walk from Two Bridges up the West Dart River up to its Head deep in the North Moors. From here we will walk over Cut Hill and Black Hill to find the East Dart Head, following the East Dart back to Postbridge, This will be a 14 mile walk over some challenging terrain, but it will take us into the wilderness of Dartmoor. Although this walk will start from Two Bridges, we will need to leave most vehicles at Postbridge, so please meet at Postbridge car park at 08.45 am.
In case of inclement weather, this walk will be rescheduled.

19/05/2018 | Bluebell Walk from Haytor Visitors Centre

Join us for a walk from Haytor Visitors Centre, visiting Haytor Quarry, Bronze Age hut circles at Smallacombe Rocks, Hound Tor Medieval Village, Bluebells at Holwell Lawn (hopefully), Holwell Quarry and Haytor. This will be a gentle pace walk but will be quite steep in places, and is a walk of approximately 5.5 miles.

16/06/2018 | North Western Tors

Join our ‘Mustard Seed Walk’ from the Dartmoor Inn car park just north of Mary Tavey to walk up onto the high moors, visiting Brat Tor, Chat Tor, Dunna Goat rock, Great Links Tor, Hunt Tor, Gren Tor, then road via Great Nodden to the start point. Great views and a feeling of remoteness to be enjoyed.

23/06/2018 | A wild Dartmoor walk

An ideal walk for all those Dartmoor 365 enthusiasts! We will visit at least 6 squares including G12, G11, F10, F12, E12, F13 and maybe one or two more! This walk will be into real Dartmoor and we will visit the remote Watern Tor with its ‘ thurlstone ‘ and perhaps test the magic of the Tolmen stone.
About 10 miles over sometimes, testing terrain.
Please bring plenty to eat and drink and sturdy boots and waterproofs.
Please note, the walk starts from the western end of the reservoir and not the main one with the toilets.

08/07/2018 |

Eastern Tor, Drizzlecombe, Grims Grave, Deadman’s Bottom, Great Knats Head and River Plym.

All walks are bookable. Please book by 6pm the day before. If there is not six people or more booked the walk maybe called off. I will contact you the evening before if the walk is not taking place.

22/07/2018 |

Beatrice Chase was an authoress who loved at the beginning of the 20th Century at Higher Venton at Widecombe. She was a prolific author of books. She built a Roman Catholic Chapel at Venton and dedicated her life to her work there. Simon wrote her biography and leads walks looking at Widecombe Village and her life there. This walk will start on the village green at Widecombe by the big stone village sign near the Church. Meet Simon there at 2.30pm for a stroll in the village and down to Venton for a Cream Tea at the home of Beatrice Chase, hosted by the farmer Margaret Rogers who has lived there all her life since her father inherited the farm from Beatrice in the 1950s. We will then stroll through the lanes and back to Widecombe for late afternoon. The walk and cream tea included is £10. Please order and pay in advance, details of BACs can be obtained by emailing Simon who will also have copied of his books for sale on the day. This is a stroll of about two and a half miles on roads at a gentle pace.

28/07/2018 | Fur Tor Walk (rearranged from March)

On Saturday 28th July we will be doing this walk which had to be cancelled from March because of the weather and illness. Join Simon Dell on this walk across the open high moor. We will start at Baggator Gate which does not have much parking available so it might be best to car share if you can. Leaving a car in Peter Tavy near the Church is probably best in order to save space at Baggator Gate.Bring a hot drink and packed lunch. Wellies with thick socks are okay or waterproof walking boots are also good because the route can be wet. We will visit a number of Dartmoor-365 places and pages from the book by John Hayward if you are a 365-er! (J5 Baggator. J6 Limbroso Cairne. J7 the Upper Walkham, J8 Tavy Hole. H8 Fur Tor) If time allows and visibility is good we will see if we can find the head of the River Tavy where it trickles from the peat! We will meet at 10am and finish the walk hopefully about 5pm but please do not book to come if you are time critical and can not be late off the moor. Bring a torch with you just in case – it’s a long walk. of about 10 miles (16 Kms) of rough terrain. Please book by email for a place on this walk. Limited to 20 walkers. Please check this website on the night before to check if anything has changed or cancelled if bad weather occurs. CAR SHARES – I would suggest meeting at 0930hrs at Peter Tavy Church to sort out car shares to minimise parking in the little space at Baggator! See you at 0930 at the Church for those wanting to car share or at 10am at Baggator Gate. PLEASE ENSURE YOU CHECK THIS WEBSITE ENTRY BEFORE YOU LEAVE HOME ON THE MORNING IN CASE THE WALK IS CANCELLED DUE TO BAD WEATHER.

04/08/2018 | Beardown Man Standing Stone Walk

Join this Mustard Seed Walk for a little stroll into the Northern Moors heading out from Holming Beam to Lydford Tor, Conies Down Tor, to Beardown Man Standing Stone and Devil’s Tor, then across the interesting landscape to Rough Tor. From here we’ll head to Crow Tor then to Beardown Tors before returning to Holming Beam. This will be a 6.5 to 7 mile walk over typical moorland landscape.

25/08/2018 |

We will be visiting around 20 Dartmoor Tors and rocks on this 12 mile walk., including Lowery, Leather, Black, Hart, Down, Combeshead, Snapper and Rough tors. Visiting Grid squares including P6, Q6 and P8. The walking will be strenuous in many places as we will be passing through clitter fields and boggy ground as well as rough tracks and open moorland. Free parking is available at the meeting site but there are no facilities nearby.

25/08/2018 |

Starting at Shipley Bridge (U14) we follow the Zeal Tor Tramway (T13) out onto the high moor and enjoy fantastic views of south Dartmoor. Then we drop down into the beautiful Avon valley passing medieval Huntingdon Cross (S12) and walking downstream as the river gradually widens into the reservoir (S13). The final easy stretch down the valley takes us past the ruins of Brentmoor House (T14). This walk covers a distance of 6 and a half miles. Most of the walk will be over good tracks, but with some uneven moorland and possibility of some boggy ground. Parking at Shipley Bridge is free but there are no facilities.