Dartmoor

The county of Devon comprises two national parks – Dartmoor and Exmoor – along with a host of other beautiful landscapes, from rugged coasts and wildlife-rich nature reserves, to waterfalls, river valleys and moorland. Explore this glorious county on foot with our favourite Devon walks.

A trail extension, new waymarking, improved access and the creation of poor-weather routes makes the revamped Dartmoor Way a must for long-distance enthusiasts. Here's one of the very best sections of the Dartmoor Way to give you a taster of this exciting trail

Head out on an undulating moorland walk to some of southern England’s most remote hilltops

Wander beneath a canopy of fiery, ancient trees where wild animals forage and flit along the banks of the coiling River Dart

Britain’s most southerly national park is a landscape of ethereal beauty, thanks in part to its myriad waterfalls.

Explore mysterious remains left by our distant ancestors on wild and beautiful Dartmoor with this circular walking route.

Ghosts, witches and dragons: walkers looking for some scary stories should head for Dartmoor National Park

Climb from the placid waters of Venford Reservoir to a grand vista overlooking the hills and valleys of Dartmoor National Park – it’s the perfect place to spread out your picnic blanket before returning via charming waterfalls

This famous medieval church is the fourth smallest in England. It is also the highest, and comes with its very own legend

There is no such thing as a definitive list of must have kit for bikepacking adventures. Time of year, location and your comfort threshold will all dictate what you need to pack for each trip. Here cycling expert Matt Orton explains the basic gear you'll need to take bikepacking.

Discover the landscape that inspired Michael Morpurgo's War Horse with this four-mile walk from Gutter Tor toHigher Hartor Tor in Dartmoor National Park