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Coastlines, Moorland, River Valleys, and Historic Routes

From the cliffs and beaches of the north and south coasts to the upland landscapes of Dartmoor and Exmoor, Devon contains a diverse network of routes, landscapes, and places shaped by geology, rivers, and centuries of movement through the land. Trails such as the South West Coast Path, Two Moors Way, Tarka Trail, and Dartmoor Way reveal many of these environments, while landscapes including Dartmoor National Park, Exmoor National Park, East Devon National Landscape, and North Devon National Landscape showcase some of the county's most distinctive natural environments.

Long-distance routes pass through coastal landscapes, moorland, woodland, river valleys, farmland, and historic settlements, linking places that have shaped the character of Devon for generations. Together, these routes and landscapes reveal the character of the county while providing opportunities to explore at a slower pace through self-guided travel and independent exploration.

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Trails

Two Moors Way

Coast-to-coast route across Devon, linking Exmoor and Dartmoor through moorland, granite uplands, river valleys, farmland, woodland, and historic market towns.

The South West Coast Path

Walk the South West Coast Path from Minehead to Poole Harbour, linking cliffs, beaches, harbours, and protected coastal landscapes on a 630-mile self-guided travel route.

Landscapes

Dartmoor National Park

Granite tors, wild moorland, river valleys, and routes including the Two Moors Way, Dartmoor Way, and Templer Way across Dartmoor National Park.

Exmoor National Park

High moorland, dramatic coastline, river valleys, and routes including the South West Coast Path, Two Moors Way, Coleridge Way, and Macmillan Way West.

East Devon National Landscape

Red sandstone cliffs, countryside routes, coastal paths, and trails including the South West Coast Path and East Devon Way across East Devon National Landscape.