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Dartmoor Visitor Centre, Princetown, Yelverton PL20 6QE, UK

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Walk the Conies Road - The road to Nowhere

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Walk the Conies Road - The road to Nowhere

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Haytor National Park Information Centre Car Park, Ilsington, Newton Abbot

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This will be an epic walk!

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Keith Lambeth

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Court St Car Park, Court Street, Moretonhampstead, Newton Abbot

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Storywalk: Merrivale Rows and Wild Ritual

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Storywalk: Merrivale Rows and Wild Ritual

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Adventure into the storied landscape. Follow in the footsteps of our ancestors as we walk the stories of Dartmoor. Join author Helen JR Bruce on a leisurely paced walk, with stops to enjoy the scenery and share tales in the locations which inspired the folklore. We will speak the stories of the land back to the land, with gratitude, and consider the relevance which they still hold for us today. Expect lively tales of mischievous pixies, spectral hounds, ghosts and land spirits, plus hands on interaction as we honour our connection with the land.

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Sermons in Stone – The carved boulders of Rev Bray

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Sermons in Stone – The carved boulders of Rev Bray

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Ivybridge Railway Station Car Park, Weatherdon Drive, Ivybridge

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Belstone Car Park, Belstone, Okehampton, UK

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Belstone Bimble: a stone circle and wild swims

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Belstone Bimble: a stone circle and wild swims

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Join Sue for a varied walk up the military track from Belstone to the Taw Ford for a dip then up over Belstone Tor at the higher tor end and a dip at Cullever steps. Then along a grassy track to the Nine Maidens stone circle and on to Belstone where there is an opportunity for refreshment! The river valleys can be damp, and the paths can be uneven, the moorland section is largely on tracks, but ground is uneven and can be boggy. The outwards track from Belstone is paved with gravel and stones. A steepish ascent to the summit of Belstone Tor, approximately 300m of height gained and lost en route. Date: Friday 5th September 2025

Time: 10.00am - 3.00pm

Dog friendly? Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome

Accessible walk: Regrettably not

Distance: 5.5 miles

Guide: Sue Perry

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Two Bridges Hotel, Dartmoor National Park, Two Bridges, Yelverton, UK

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Folklore Storywalk: Wistman's Wood and the Wild Hunt

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Folklore Storywalk: Wistman's Wood and the Wild Hunt

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Event Description

Adventure into the storied landscape. Follow in the footsteps of our ancestors as we walk the stories of Dartmoor. Join author Helen JR Bruce on a leisurely paced walk, with stops to enjoy the scenery and share tales in the locations which inspired the folklore. We will speak the stories of the land back to the land, with gratitude, and consider the relevance which they still hold for us today. Expect lively tales of spectral hounds, dark huntsmen and land spirits, plus hands on interaction as we honour our connection with the land.

Date: Saturday 30th August 2025

Time: 10.30am - 1.30pm

Length: 5 miles

Dogs? Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome

Instructor: Helen Bruce, author, storyteller and Communications Officer with Dartmoor Preservation Association. Helen will be accompanied by Hannah Durdin, Director of Moorland Guides and co-director of Dartmoor Outdoor Festival.

Tickets for this event have been funded by the Dartmoor

Preservation Association, with the aim of making them accessible to local families.

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Event Description

Join Tom Dauben, a Dartmoor based landscape photographer for a 3-hour guided photo walk taking in forest, river and a tor at sunset. This accessible walk is aimed at beginner photographers; you don’t need fancy gear or any experience with a camera, your phone is fine. The walk will start in the Forestry England car park by Bellever Bridge. Before setting off, Tom will explain some tips to help compose images and share some examples. The walk will proceed to the old clapper bridge, along the riverside, through the forest, aiming to arrive at Bellever Tor around sunset. Participants will also receive an exclusive discount code for Tom’s book ‘Dartmoor Unedited’ to give them some inspiration for further photographic opportunities within the National Park. All you need to bring with you is your camera/phone, some sturdy footwear and some appropriate clothing for the weather forecast - it is Dartmoor after all.

Date: Monday 1st September 2025

Time: 6.30 - 9.30pm

Dogs? Due to the nature of this activity, we ask that you do not bring your dog(s). With thanks.

Instructor: Tom Dauben, a freelance photographer based in West Devon. He specialises in capturing authentic, unedited images of landscapes, nature, and events, delivering genuine visuals straight from the camera—no edits, cropping, or manipulation.

Social media links:

Instagram: instagram.com/tomdauben

www.photographsbytom.com