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Dartmoor has lots of secrets, but the fact it has some of the best wild swimming spots in the UK must be one of its biggest. With crystal clear rivers, mystical moor top lakes, waterfall pools, abandoned quarries and even a spot which will have you feeling like you’ve just strayed into the Jungle Book, it really does have it all. Here are some of the best wild swimming spots in Dartmoor.
This easy Chee Dale circular walk has so much variety. You’ll walk through a beautiful gorge, take in two sets of stepping stones - which see far fewer crowds than the ones at Dovedale- as well several fun abandoned tunnels. We’re sharing the route as well as what to expect from the trail conditions.
This easy circular walk on Stanton Moor takes in the Cork Stone - which you can climb if you dare - the Nine Ladies Stone Circle and lots of gorgeous open moorland. It’s at its most beautiful during the heather season which blankets the moor between late July and early September. We’re sharing the route and what to expect from the trail conditions.
There aren’t many villages that can boast their own waterfall, but Ambleside is one of them. The stunning Stock Ghyll Force is located just a few minutes walk from the centre of the village and a must do for anyone visiting the area. We’re sharing how to get there and what to expect from the trail conditions.
