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We’re covering all the best things to do in Dartmoor, from England’s most rare ancient woodland - which feels like you’ve stepped onto the set of The Lord of the Rings - to some of the UK’s best wild swimming spots, secret waterfalls, abandoned quarries, chocolate box villages and great places to dine.
Tucker's Pool is like something out of your jungle book fantasies, sitting in a picturesque gorge with incredible crystal clear water and surrounded by dense foliage. However, the walk to get there is precarious and not for everyone. We’re sharing all the details, including exactly what to expect from the trail conditions in this guide.
Lydford Gorge has the wow factor. Not only is the gorge itself wild and mysterious, but the walking trail is also a little bit adventurous, with narrow paths hugging the cliff walls. We’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting, including exactly what to expect from the track conditions.
With gnarled trees dripping in moss that look like something from a fairytale, Black-a-Tor Copse is a ancient woodland lovers dream. Unlike nearby Wistman’s Wood, it’s not a well known spot and you’re unlikely to have to share it with anyone else. In this guide we detail everything you need to know to visit, including trail conditions and where to stop for a wild swim!
Wistman's Wood looks like something out of a dark fairytale, with gnarled trees dripping in moss that look like fingers reaching towards gaps in the forest canopy. You can reach it via a short return walk or a longer circular walk. We’re sharing details of both routes as well as the best conditions for photography in the wood.
