This boxed set of Dartmoor maps covers the whole of Dartmoor National Park in 7 pocket size maps at a scale of 1:25 000. The box makes an ideal gift and includes a scale ruler, comprehensive Legend card and the 7 laminated maps all in individual sleeves. For an unbiased review of the Dartmoor Map boxed set.
Dartmoor National Park in Devon, offers the outdoor enthusiast an extensive range of pursuits, especially walking and mountain biking but also rock climbing and wild swimming. With its rugged terrain, rolling hills, and expansive moorlands, Dartmoor provides a perfect backdrop for exploration. These Dartmoor maps are an ideal way to navigate your way around the moor.
The Dartmoor National Park Rangers care passionately about Dartmoor and have created the Ranger Code. Dartmoor is suited to walkers of all abilities. The park features a network of well-marked trails, ranging from gentle strolls to challenging hikes. Routes that are popular include the Two Moors Way, which traverses the park from north to south, and the Dartmoor Way, a circular route that encompasses the national park’s edge. Walkers can enjoy stunning views, ancient woodlands, historic sites like stone circles and medieval villages, and wildlife such as Dartmoor ponies.
For those whose interest turns to two wheels, Dartmoor offers an ideal mountain biking area. The park has a range of trails, from beginner-friendly routes to more technical paths. Notable trails include the Granite Way, a relatively easy route that offers wonderful views of the surrounding countryside, and the Princetown Railway Track, which provides a challenging ride through the heart of the moor. Enthusiasts can explore off-road tracks, forest paths, and bridleways that showcase Dartmoor's rugged beauty.
Dartmoor National Park is renowned for its granite tors, making it an excellent destination for rock climbing. Popular climbing spots include Haytor, one of the most iconic tors on Dartmoor, offering routes for all skill levels. Hound Tor, another well-known site, features numerous routes and bouldering options with jagged rocks and varied climbs. The Dewerstone, located in the southern part of Dartmoor, provides multi-pitch climbs in a picturesque woodland valley. These climbing routes cater to all abilities, from beginners to experienced climbers.
Dartmoor’s rivers, lakes, and hidden pools make it an ideal place for wild swimming. Sharrah Pool on the River Dart is a beautiful and secluded spot, surrounded by woodland and offering crystal-clear water. Spitchwick Common, another popular spot on the River Dart, is known for its deeper sections and grassy banks. Cadover Bridge on the River Plym provides several pools suitable for swimming, with easy access and pleasant surroundings.
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