Overnight Stops On The Two Moors Way
Overnight Stops On The Two Moors Way
Ivybridge
Ivybridge is the walker’s entrance to Dartmoor National Park and the Two Moors Way.
Holne and Scorriton
The village of Scorriton, boasts an excellent pub with rooms - The Tradesman’s Arms.
Widecombe-in-the-Moor
Widecombe's church is better known as the Cathedral in the Moor because of its size
Chagford
Chagford is the largest settlement you will come across on The Two Moors Way.
Drewsteignton
a moorland town with 15C church, thatched cottages and pub set around a village square
Coleford
In the pastoral lands of mid Devon Coleford provides well placed overnight stays
Morchard Road
An overnight option with the welcoming Devonshire Dumpling Inn.
Witheridge
Witheridge is another vibrant and proud mid Devon community
Knowstone
A staging post centred around its pretty thatched pub, The Masons Arms
Withypool
Arrive from the Barle River and Tarr Steps to a village rightly called the capital of Exmoor.
Simonsbath
The high level village of Simonsbath emerges from the mid moor
Lynmouth
Lynmouth is where the huge hog back cliffs and moors finally collide with the ocean - literally.
Ivybridge
Ivybridge is the walker’s entrance to Dartmoor National Park and the Two Moors Way.
Holne and Scorriton
The village of Scorriton, boasts an excellent pub with rooms - The Tradesman’s Arms.
Widecombe-in-the-Moor
Widecombe's church is better known as the Cathedral in the Moor because of its size
Chagford
Chagford is the largest settlement you will come across on The Two Moors Way.
Drewsteignton
a moorland town with 15C church, thatched cottages and pub set around a village square
Coleford
In the pastoral lands of mid Devon Coleford provides well placed overnight stays
Morchard Road
An overnight option with the welcoming Devonshire Dumpling Inn.
Witheridge
Witheridge is another vibrant and proud mid Devon community
Knowstone
A staging post centred around its pretty thatched pub, The Masons Arms
Withypool
Arrive from the Barle River and Tarr Steps to a village rightly called the capital of Exmoor.
Simonsbath
The high level village of Simonsbath emerges from the mid moor
Lynmouth
Lynmouth is where the huge hog back cliffs and moors finally collide with the ocean - literally.