Walking on Dartmoor : 40 Walks in Dartmoor National Park including a Ten Tors walk

From sweeping high moors and deep wooded valleys to prehistoric stone circles and remote rivers, Dartmoor offers walkers a landscape rich in history, wildlife and far-reaching views. This comprehensive guidebook provides 39 varied day walks across the national park ranging from 7–19km (4 to 12 miles), plus a challenging two-day version of the famous Ten Tors Challenge covering 58km (36 miles). Written by experienced guidebook author Steve Davison, it combines clear route descriptions with practical planning advice, making it an ideal companion for discovering the best of Dartmoor on foot. Each route features step-by-step instructions with 1:50,000 Ordnance Survey maps and downloadable GPX files, perfect for navigating granite tors, open heaths, and secluded valleys. Beyond navigation, you'll discover detailed insights into local geology, wildlife, and archaeology, including tors, stone rows, stone circles, and Bronze Age settlements. Practical information on parking, public transport, and refreshment stops covers key access points such as Tavistock, Ivybridge, and Okehampton. From the granite tors of Yes Tor and High Willhays to ancient stone circles and quiet wooded valleys, this guidebook helps you confidently plan your walks, uncover hidden corners of the moor, and experience the timeless beauty of Devon on foot.