Princetown easy access route
Linear route following a gravel surfaced bridleway, some gentle inclines and number of granite cross drains and a small granite bridge.
Dartmoor National Park is a fabulous place to go walking. There are so many varied routes for all abilities available across this wild and historic landscape.
For any walk, no matter how short, we recommend you take an OS explorer map of Dartmoor with you.
OS explorer map of DartmoorShort Walks
Discover varied walking routes across Dartmoor with downloadable maps, detailed directions, and opportunities to explore local villages and enjoy refreshment stops.
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Learn more Princetown easy access route
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Ilsington route
Learn more Ilsington routeGreen lanes with some steep hills, and rough underfoot. Route can be wet in places after rain so appropriate footwear is advisable.
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Hexworthy route
Learn more Hexworthy routeOne strenuous climb from Week Ford to Combestone Tor. Easy going along roads and defined tracks. Route crosses stepping stones.
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Buckfastleigh route
Learn more Buckfastleigh routeLargely on roads, with the occasional easy going to moderate off road sections. The walk does include a long stairway.
Long Walks
Looking for a challenge? Dartmoor offers iconic long-distance walks with some spectacularly scenic routes across and around the National Park.
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Two Moors Way
Learn more Two Moors Way (opens in a new tab)The Two Moors Way is a 102-mile long-distance walking route between Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks that can be completed as day walks or extended sections.
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Dartmoor Way
Learn more Dartmoor Way (opens in a new tab)A 108-mile circular route exploring Dartmoor's valleys, streams, and moorland landscape.
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Templer Way
Learn more Templer Way (opens in a new tab)An 18-mile route following historic granite tramway and canal routes from Dartmoor to Teignmouth.
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West Devon Way
Learn more West Devon Way (opens in a new tab)The West Devon Way is a historical route featuring attractions like Grenofen Tunnel and scenic trails along the western edge of Dartmoor.
Miles Without Stiles
Explore graded, stile-free routes designed for all abilities, from families with young children to those using mobility aids.
Dartmoor's Wheeled Access Group-
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Brent Island
Learn more Brent Island- Miles without stiles:
- Access for all
- Disabled Ramblers Category Level:
- 1
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Burrator Arboretum
Learn more Burrator Arboretum- Miles without stiles:
- Access for all
- Disabled Ramblers Category Level:
- 1
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Norsworthy Bridge to Deancombe
Learn more Norsworthy Bridge to Deancombe- Miles without stiles:
- Moderate
- Disabled Ramblers Category Level:
- 2/3
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Shipley Bridge to the Avon Dam
Learn more Shipley Bridge to the Avon Dam- Miles without stiles:
- Easy
- Disabled Ramblers Category Level:
- 1
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Longtimber Woods
Learn more Longtimber Woods- Miles without stiles:
- Easy
- Disabled Ramblers Category Level:
- 1
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Princetown to Nun’s Cross
Learn more Princetown to Nun’s Cross- Miles without stiles:
- Moderate
- Disabled Ramblers Category Level:
- 2/3
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Bellever Forest
Learn more Bellever Forest- Miles without stiles:
- Moderate
- Disabled Ramblers Category Level:
- 2/3
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Haytor Quarry
Learn more Haytor Quarry- Miles without stiles:
- Moderate
- Disabled Ramblers Category Level:
- 2/3
Visit Responsibly
Dartmoor is for everyone to enjoy, but we all have a responsibility to protect it. Here's how to plan a safe, respectful, and accessible visit.
