Bovey Tracey

England · Devon · South West England

Walks from Bovey Tracey, Devon

📍 South West England
Wooded moorland fringe, granite tors, waterfall gorge, river valley
3 routes available
Easy to Moderate
Free to access

🥾3 RoutesAvailable
⛰Easy to ModerateDifficulty
📅Year-roundBest Months
🚗Bovey TraceyStart Point

Bovey Tracey is known as the Gateway to the Moor — a handsome small town at the eastern edge of Dartmoor National Park, with Yarner Wood nature reserve, Hound Tor and the popular Becky Falls waterfall all within a few miles. The wooded, gentler eastern fringe of Dartmoor contrasts beautifully with the open moor further west.

A pleasant gateway town with a renowned craft centre (the House of Marbles) and good access to the wooded eastern fringe of Dartmoor, Bovey Tracey makes an excellent base for those wanting gentler moorland walking alongside the wilder open tors further west.

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Bovey Tracey via River Bovey

At a Glance

Walks available3 routes
DifficultyEasy to Moderate
Best monthsYear-round
TerrainWooded moorland fringe, granite tors, waterfall gorge, river valley
CountyDevon
Dogs welcome✓ Yes

Getting There

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Bovey Tracey, Devon
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Town centre car parks. Bus from Newton Abbot station (Stagecoach 39)

Food & Drink

The Edgemoor Hotel, Brookside Bistro, Bovey Tracey Heritage Centre café

Notable Walks Nearby

  • Yarner Wood RSPB reserve
  • Hound Tor & Houndtor Down
  • Becky Falls waterfall
  • Hay Tor from the Bovey side
  • Lustleigh Cleave
  • Parke Estate & the Wray Valley Trail

🗺 OS Map Reference

Walking around Bovey Tracey is covered by OS OL28. Recommended for all routes in this area.

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Long Distance Trails Nearby

  • Wray Valley Trail
  • Dartmoor Way

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