How to hire a Tramper from Postbridge Visitor Centre
To hire a Tramper from Postbridge Visitor Centre you must be a member of Countryside Mobility. Membership can be arranged on the day of your hire if you are not already a member.
All first-time users will be provided with a short introduction to the Tramper, ensuring you feel safe and confident before setting off.
You will also be given an explanation of the waymarked route, which has been audited by Countryside Mobility.
Things to know before you arrive
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Please allow up to 15 minutes on arrival for this introduction.
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You can save time on arrival, by checking Countryside Mobility’s medical requirements and general terms of use (opens in a new tab) and watching the introductory video.
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Please bring photo ID to sign up as a member, or your proof of membership details.
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All Tramper users need to be accompanied and over the age of 14.
Additional information
New members can choose from annual (£15), 2 week ‘taster’ (£5) or single use (£3) membership of Countryside Mobility.
Annual or ‘taster’ membership will give you access to over 60+ hire locations across the South West and beyond.
If you’re already a member of Countryside Mobility please bring your proof of membership and we’ll give you a quick refresher of the Tramper before you start exploring. If you are a member of Outdoor Mobility please contact Countryside Mobility prior to your visit so they can supply you with a promo code to receive your complimentary 2 week membership as part of the reciprocal offer.
To help cover our costs of providing this service we kindly invite a donation of £5.
All bookings are weather permitting, and subject to availability.
The Tramper can be hired between 10:30am and 12:30pm with a hire period of up to 2 hours as follows: Daily from 1st April to 31st October.
Book your Tramper
We strongly recommend booking in advance to guarantee the availability of the Tramper by telephoning Postbridge Visitor Centre on 01822 880272 or email postbridge@dartmoor.gov.uk
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Telephone
Please check centre opening times which vary throughout the season.
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Postbridge Tramper trail
You’ll follow a beautiful route which covers around 4km (2.5 miles) and takes you on a circuit that takes in forest tracks and sweeping panoramic views.
While today the location feels like an escape from the crowds, the forest includes many examples of people living here in the past, with over 30 hut circles in the forest dating from the Bronze Age (4,000 to 2,600 years ago).
The route is mainly gravel tracks, apart from some rough grass and unsurfaced path sections halfway round.
