Guide Book
Food Scene
The Dartmoor Inn
Great pub, good menu, contemporary.
The Castle Inn
Lewtrenchard Manor
Lakeside, Roadford Lake
Alder Vineyard
Great place for Breakfast or Lunch. Wine Tours available.
Parks & Nature
Roadford Lake
National Trust. The deepest gorge in the South West with 39m high waterfall. Tea Room and shop.
Lydford Gorge, Okehampton EX20 4BJ, UK
National Trust. The deepest gorge in the South West with 39m high waterfall. Tea Room and shop.
Shopping
Tavistock is an ancient stannary and market town within West Devon, England. It is situated on the River Tavy from which its name derives. This fine and flourishing town , the largest in West Devon (population approximately 11,000), with its architecture of local stone, wide range of interesting and practical shops, pannier market, riverside park, leisure centre and theatre.
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Tavistock
Tavistock is an ancient stannary and market town within West Devon, England. It is situated on the River Tavy from which its name derives. This fine and flourishing town , the largest in West Devon (population approximately 11,000), with its architecture of local stone, wide range of interesting and practical shops, pannier market, riverside park, leisure centre and theatre.
Lifton Farm Shop
Fore StreetFarm Shop and Restaurant. Pick your own (seasonal).
Lydford Farm Shop
A386Sightseeing
The Church of St. Michael de Rupe (St. Michael of the Rock), Brentor, is perhaps the most striking English example of a church on a height. Today, the church receives several thousand visitors each year. There is a magnificent view from the churchyard in clear weather, with bleak Dartmoor to the east, Plymouth Sound and Whitsand Bay to the south, the Tamar Valley and Bodmin Moor to the west, and the heights of Exmoor just visible in clear weather to the north. Even when the thick moorland fogs descend, this is an eerily beautiful place, as the wind whips shreds of cloud past the hill. The church stands 1,110 feet above sea level on an ancient, extinct, volcanic cone.
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St Michael de Rupe Church
Brentor RoadThe Church of St. Michael de Rupe (St. Michael of the Rock), Brentor, is perhaps the most striking English example of a church on a height. Today, the church receives several thousand visitors each year. There is a magnificent view from the churchyard in clear weather, with bleak Dartmoor to the east, Plymouth Sound and Whitsand Bay to the south, the Tamar Valley and Bodmin Moor to the west, and the heights of Exmoor just visible in clear weather to the north. Even when the thick moorland fogs descend, this is an eerily beautiful place, as the wind whips shreds of cloud past the hill. The church stands 1,110 feet above sea level on an ancient, extinct, volcanic cone.
Dartmoor National Park