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21 miles

Start Point: Suggested, Plym Bridge Road PL7 4SR

A 21 mile cycling and walking route linking Tavistock with Plymouth, using part of thw the National Cycle Network (NCN) Route 27, Devon coast to coast. The route runs along the western edge of Dartmoor.

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Start point: Dartington

4 miles

Start Point: Nosworthy Bridge car park PL20 6PE or Burrator quarry car park.

5 miles

Start Point: Postcode TQ10 9EL (approx. location only)

5 miles

Start Point: Plymbridge Road, PL7 4SR

The Plymbridge Woods family cycle trail. It runs alongs the trackbed of a disused railway line through oak woodland, with the River Plym on the side for part of the ride. Largely a flat well surfaced track so it's a nice safe ride for children or for anyone looking for an easy introduction to cycling. Passing a series of viaducts, a disused railway station and bridges over the river., it follows the Great Western Railway track north passing Cann Wood and Bickleigh Vale before finishing at Dewerstone Woods. Suitable for cyclists and walkers.

9 miles

Start Point: Hoo Meavy

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Route 274 is a great ride through Dartmoor, starting south of Yelverton and finishing at Peter Tavy, where it links with Route 27.

95 miles

Start point: Various

​The Dartmoor Way is a 95 mile-long circular cycling route around the National Park linking hamlets, villages and towns, with an additional 27 mile High Moorland link which crossing Dartmoor.

Start Point: Plymbridge Road, PL7 4SR

Cann Wood trails is on Foresty Commission land, but still offers some trail variety. Can be extremely muddy in places during the winter. Loads of downhill trails, twisting and turning through the trees, quite a few jumps and some berms being built up by local riders.

20 miles

Start Point: Princetown

a 20km route from Princetown, crossing open moorland on permitted bridleways to reach Burrator Reservoir.

Follow National Cycle route 2 from Plymouth to Totnes or Totnes to Plymouth direction.

5 or 10 miles

Start Point: Princetown

a 10km or 30km route along Princetown’s disused railway, passing the granite quarries to reach Burrator Reservoir

1 mile

Start Point: Saltrum House car par

Cycle the parkland of the Saltrum estate. Located on the Plym Estaury, Saltram estate includes a Georgian mansion house, surrounded by the remains of 18th-century landscaped parkland.

National Route 207 of the National Cycle Network connects South Brent in Devon with Dartington via Buckfastleigh.

National Cycle route 2 through Dartmoor National Park from Totnes to Ivybridge, or Ivybridge to Totnes.

10 miles

10 mile mainly traffic-free route from Bovey Tracey to Moretonhampstead, following the dismantled railway line through the National Trust Parke Estate and the village of Lustleigh.

8.5 miles

Start Point: Near Red Pod Studios, Old Clay Factory, PL21 0EZ. 1.5 miles from Ivybridge on the B3213, look out for a factory chimney. Take a left turn immediately after you pass the factory and follow this unmarked lane to the top of the hill. The lane is a dead end with limited parking spaces at the top.

Climbing uphill gradually to 1200 feet, then downhill al the way back. The path is fairly level becoming part of Two Moors Way walking route. See also Information and further information.