Walking the Two Moors Way

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Burgh Island (11.61 km)

Burgh Island lies in Bigbury Bay on the South Devon coast. The privately owned island is cut off twice a day by the high tide, and boasts a recently...
Dowsing (15.80 km)

Dowsing is not generally accepted as being scientifically possible, but it is surprisingly widely practised and regarded as fact by many. It is...
Great Western to Penzance (22.23 km)

This stretch of the line is one of Isambard Kingdom Brunel's most famous, as well as most impressive. Rather than take the line inland, he constructed...
Moorland trout-fishing (47.62 km)

Fishing is not all about the size of the fish. The trout of rivers like the Barle and the Exe, which rise on Exmoor, and the East Dart, which runs...
Bodmin Moor Jail (58.04 km)

Bodmin Moor in itself is enough to send a chill down any spine. Its miles of misty, undulating grassland seem to go on forever, and the imposing...
Dorset and East Devon Coast (74.64 km)

The cliff exposures along the Dorset and East Devon coast provide an almost continuous sequence of rock formations spanning the Mesozoic Era, or some...
Croyde Bay (88.82 km)

A sandy beach, backed by high sand dunes beside the picturesque North Devonshire village of Croyde. The beach is extremely popular with holidaying...
West Bay and the Jurassic Coast (89.30 km)

West Bay is "Dorset's Golden Gateway to the Jurassic Coast" – a great little harbour town and a wonderful base-camp for walkers, fossil...
Walk the South Coast Path (95.41 km)

This is thought by many to be one of the best long distance trails in Europe, and rightly so, it covers some stunning country, including the Exmoor...
Hestercombe, near Taunton (98.24 km)

This Somerset garden was designed by the famous one-two punch of Edwin Lutyens (architecture, bones of the garden) and Gertrude Jekyll (abundant...