Guided walks
Geri guides walks of varying length ranging in focus from Dartmoor’s stunning wild landscapes to its wealth of Bronze Age monuments and later history.
Sample Walks
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The joys of spring
A short day for all the family, run with Challacombe Farm and including some very photogenic lambs.
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Tin mining on Dartmoor
A short walk to explore mining remains dating from medieval times to the 20th century with Geri and Challacombe farmer Mark Owen.
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Belstone and Oke Tors family walk
A climb to the boulder-littered Belstone Tors and along a ridge with far-reaching views, later dropping down to paddle in the River Taw.
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Bronze Age Burials
More challenging walks to remote burial sites at Whitehorse Hill and Cut Hill.
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Nature walks
For sample nature walks, click the “Learn more” button.
If you’d like to explore an area or aspect of Dartmoor not covered by these sample walks, here are a few more of an almost limitless range of suggestions available on a private hire basis:
A walk through time from Bennett’s Cross
Gentle circular walk full of historic interest; from abandoned mines, though a medieval village to the Bronze Age settlement of Grimspound
The roof of Dartmoor
Eight mile walk beside the pretty Red-a-Ven Brook before a steady climb to Dartmoor’s highest points – Yes Tor and High Willhays – with panoramic views
The heart of Dartmoor
Challenging walk across peat bog – a fascinating habitat – to Dartmoor’s most remote point
There’s so much to show you!
