Dartmoor

ITV's Cornwall and Devon walks

Cornwall and Devon form the far south-west part of Britain and are a haven for locals and holidaymakers alike. Dramatic coastline plus wild moorlands, hills and valleys make it the perfect place to explore on foot or by bike.

Map art for beginners

Why not have some daily GetOutside fun and create your own map art? GetOutside Champion duo TwoBlondes show us how.

Get outside and grow some veg

​If you're by an open window right now, you’ll probably notice signs of spring. Whether it’s the birds singing, the sun shining higher in the sky or buds appearing on the trees, the season for growing is here.

Two Blondes Walking

Meet Champion duo Two Blondes Walking. Outdoor writers, Dartmoor fans, navigation experts and avid wild campers.

24 hours - Ready, Steady, Go!

​24 hours might not sound like much time. But when spent outdoors, time seems to roll a bit differently - you can sufficiently top up your rechargeable odometer without feeling like you need a recovery holiday when you get home!

Map reading and story writing

Blonde Two of GetOutside Champion duo TwoBlondes, Fi Darby, explains how her love of maps led to a new career as a writer and children’s author. Who knows where maps might take you!

Dartmoor’s Castle Drogo mountain bike ride

This beautiful 2 hour mountain bike ride follows the river Teign and takes you up through the oak filled Gorge underneath the National Trust’s Castle Drogo, the last castle to be built in England.

Exploring Bowerman’s Nose and The Two Moors Way

Follow the Two Blondes as they explore the dramatic countryside around the Two Moors way and Bowerman's nose in Dartmoor - while being followed by a film crew for ITVs Britain's Favourite Walks

Family Fun on Dartmoor

With an abundance of attractions and areas to walk, cycle, picnic and eat, Dartmoor has something for everyone and every type of family. Here’s our list of must-do family activities.

What is letterboxing?

If you’re looking for a family fun day out in the Dartmoor National Park, then why not try out one of the most unique activities the area has to offer – letterboxing. Similar to orienteering, it’s something which you can do either on your own or with your family. It’s also a great way to explore and discover more about the local area. Here’s everything you need to know about letterboxing…