The Willows

Two Moors Way

Traverses 117 miles from Ivybridge on Dartmoor to Lynmouth on the Exmoor coast, crossing two National Parks with significant climbs through moorland, woodland valleys and open hills. Challenging terrain with steep ascents and boggy sections makes this unsuitable for buggies and young children – best tackled by experienced walkers over multiple days. Dogs welcome but livestock present throughout, so leads essential. Rewards you with dramatic tors, ancient clapper bridges, deep river gorges and sw

Devonshire Heartland Way

Traverses Devon's rural heartland through rolling farmland, quiet lanes, and hedgerow-lined bridleways with moderate inclines throughout. Suitable for older children used to longer distances, but uneven terrain and stiles make it unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth doing for authentic Devon countryside, traditional villages, and peaceful walking away from coastal crowds – a proper taste of agricultural Devon's patchwork landscapes.

Crediton History Trail

Winds through Crediton's historic town centre on mostly flat, paved streets and pavements, making it fully accessible for buggies and easy for young children. Dogs welcome on leads through the town. Passes key heritage sites including the old church, market square, and medieval buildings with interpretation boards explaining the town's Saxon roots and role as a former cathedral city. Perfect for combining history with a gentle family stroll.

Redvers Ramble

Tedbury Circular Walk