Dartington Hall Estate

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From the car park turn left downhill to where the road bends sharp left. Turn left through a gate and walk down the field; keep ahead through a gate to reach the River Dart.

Turn left and follow the river upstream through woodland. The Dart here is broad, tree-lined and slow moving. Continue through riverside meadows, and eventually pass through an open gateway in a high wall on to a wooded track.

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  Terrain  - Fields, woodland tracks and country lanes
  Landscape  - River meadows, parkland and mixed woodland
  Dog friendliness  - Keep on lead; dogs (except guide dogs) not allowed within Dartington Hall grounds
  Parking  - Opposite entrance to Dartington Hall and Gardens
  Toilets en route  - Outside entrance to Dartington Hall
About the walk
You could be forgiven for thinking that Dartington is really nothing more than what you see as you cross the roundabout on the A382 leading south from the A38 to Totnes – just somewhere you pass en route to the South Hams. But there’s so much more to Dartington than that, and the story behind ‘the...
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About the area
Devon sums up all that is best about the British landscape, with its magnificent coastlines, two historic cities, the world-famous Dartmoor National Park and south Devon’s glorious English Riviera. A fashionable and much-loved holiday destination, hiking and cycling in the National Parks is extremely popular among visitors, with a great choice of off-road routes.
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Dartington Hall Estate

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Additional information
  Terrain - Fields, woodland tracks and country lanes
  Landscape - River meadows, parkland and mixed woodland
  Dog friendliness - Keep on lead; dogs (except guide dogs) not allowed within Dartington Hall grounds
  Parking - Opposite entrance to Dartington Hall and Gardens
  Toilets en route - Outside entrance to Dartington Hall
About the walk
You could be forgiven for thinking that Dartington is really nothing more than what you see as you cross the roundabout on the A382 leading south from the A38 to Totnes – just somewhere you pass en route to the South Hams. But there’s so much more to Dartington than that, and the story behind ‘the...
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Devon
Devon sums up all that is best about the British landscape, with its magnificent coastlines, two historic cities, the world-famous Dartmoor National Park and south Devon’s glorious English Riviera. A fashionable and much-loved holiday destination, hiking and cycling in the National Parks is extremely popular among visitors, with a great choice of off-road routes.