Where can I walk near Okehampton?

Best Okehampton Walks, Okehampton, Dartmoor National Park

  • Okehampton.
  • The army ring road by Okehampton.
  • Walking Dartmoor’s north moor from Okehampton and Okehampton Camp.
  • Walking to a tor from Okehampton.
  • River and valley walks from Okehampton.
  • Granite Way.
  • Walking the Meldon Reservoir area near Okehampton.

How long does it take to walk across Dartmoor?

A hard walk (low hills and fells (below 600m)) in national park Dartmoor starting and finishing in Devon, England, about 42.00km (26.10 mi) long with an estimated walking time of about 13:45h (1 overnight stay). It is unsuitable for families with children, prams & pushchairs, wheelchairs.

Can you walk up Yes Tor?

Routes and directions to Yes Tor from the north Head for the Okehampton Camp area. Just beyond Okehampton Camp, before the bridge that spans Moor Brook, turn right. There are various car parking areas along the road by Black Down. Walk towards the top of Black Down and then it’s a simple walk to the summit of Yes Tor.

Is Dartmoor good for hiking?

Tucked away in the southwest of the country, Dartmoor National Park is home to some of the finest hiking in England. An array of trails criss-cross the wide open vistas and there are several routes to suit different abilities. Almost half of the park is moorland, making for an eerily beautiful landscape.

How long is the walk around Fernworthy reservoir?

The walk is roughly 4 km/2.5 m in length. The Ordnance Survey app states that this takes about 1 hr. We tend to cover a moorland mile in 30 mins so would plan for 1.15 hrs walking.

How do I get to Black Tor Copse?

Once you summit Yes Tor, navigate south towards High Willhays Tor, there is a path which takes you there from the south point of Yes Tor. Once at High Willhays, you’ll begin the Westerly decent to Black-A-Tor. This sits just above the copse.

How long is the Two Moors Way?

102 miles
More information about the areas the route covers The original Two Moors Way spans 102 miles from Ivybridge on the southern boundary of Dartmoor National Park to Lynmouth on the North Devon coast in Exmoor National Park.

Are dogs allowed on Dartmoor?

Dartmoor welcomes responsible dog owners. However, we ask that dogs are always kept under control and during lambing and ground nesting bird season that dogs are kept on a lead. Dartmoor National Park does not provide any bins and so all litter (including dog poo bags) must be taken home with you.

How long does it take to climb Yes Tor?

Depending on the route you follow, the walk is between 10 km/6 m and 12 km/7.5 m in length. The Ordnance Survey app states that this takes between 2.45 hrs and 3.15 hrs. We tend to cover a moorland mile in 30 mins so would plan for 3 hrs to 3.45 hrs walking.

What’s the highest Tor on Dartmoor?

High Willhays Tor
The highest point on Dartmoor is High Willhays Tor. It’s 621 metres or 2,039 feet above sea level. The lowest point on Dartmoor is Doghole Bridge. It’s 30 metres or 98 feet above sea level.

Can I walk anywhere in Dartmoor?

One of the special qualities of Dartmoor National Park is the freedom to roam across 47,000 hectares of unenclosed common land and open country. On the open moor you are free to choose your own walking route and there is no need to keep to footpaths.