With the hills, you will walk up a total of about 265m Terrain: Dirt trails, asphalt, some gravel Please ask permission to use site content and images. This is useful if you are unable to access mobile internet when visiting the path. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 2 h 13 min to complete. The reason I chose to go via the centre, was because it would lead me nicely onto a viewpoint hill (plus I wanted to see what the cider place was about). Manage Settings Explore the beautiful Dart river. To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. Explore one of 6 easy walking routes in Totnes, with child-friendly routes for your next family outing. 31 Dec: Closed Thats why I picked it. Cider Press Centre SX787622). There will be a few hill fields to cross to reach those areas. Outdoor Activities - Visit Totnes Tracks 13 to 22 describe the same journey in reverse with a whole new commentary so if you are setting out from The Cider Press Centre you will need to skip ahead to Track 13. Concessions: Available to over 65s, full time students, and people in receipt of Universal Credit. Whether you want an all day, strenuous hike, or a short, accessible circular walk to take in the open moorland. Today I was having a very lazy day. Head toDartingtons page on the Geocachingwebsite to get started. Through the wall, you will be walking amongst some woodland, before going out into the open again, where you will see more woods to the left and ahead. To my surprise, it takes under 3 hours by train from London. Short trail = 1 mile*. I hadnt intended to walk as far as I did. This walk begins in Totnes and takes you along the River Dart. I was wearing hiking boots, but you could get away with trainers. I walked out to Sharpham on one and back to Totnes on the other. We use Cookies to provide the best browsing experience for our visitors. On your visit to the 26 acres of tended grounds, youll find a range of stunning features with beautiful vistas and creative sculptures, including ancient trees and impressive plant species. This path leads you parallel to the brook to reach a preserved watermill. You will walk a bit more through some trees, and past the back of some houses. To be fair, most walks I have done so far out here have been along coastline, with only the sound of the sea, birds, and sheep. In comparison, they made this walk from Totnes towards Dartington feel a little more suburban. Getting there: Dartington is a 2 mile walk or 7 minute drive from Totnes and there's plenty of parking at Dartington Hall. Muddy trail in places but passable. If the customer chooses a date where the same accommodation is only available at a higher price, the additional prevailing rate for the stay will be due. Turn left on leaving the platform on the Plymouth-bound side of the station. The route takes you along the river on the way out of Totnes and back through the countryside on the way back. Out and back along the River Dart. Assuming a start from the station, walk through the car park to the opposite end from the main road. if(typeof ez_ad_units != 'undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[580,400],'shewalksinengland_com-leader-2','ezslot_5',612,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-shewalksinengland_com-leader-2-0');When you reach this junction below, turn right. See tips below for more info. Stopped at The White Hart for lovely food but then had to walk along side a road for a mile. My time out here was limited, and I didnt want to waste any of it. At the Dartington end, the Access for All path leads to The Cider Press Centre. . Totnes to Dittisham This walk takes you along the River Dart in the other direction from Totnes. I had thrown something up that morning. Back to map. After a bit more wood walking, you will reach another gate with a livestock sign. I seemed to be going viral again. The following buses stop at Totnes rail station and The Cider Press Centre (Dartington Shinners Bridge): Gold bus, Torquay to Plymouth via Totnes (click for details), 88 Totnes to Newton Abbot via Ashburton and Buckfastleigh (click for details). It is a circular walk with several points of interest. However, I started to get some peaks of the views through tree openings, and then the trees ended and I had nice almost unobstructed views up and down the River Dart. Pitches for tents are well spaced to ensure that you have the correct social distancing. Maybe it was a floating log she saw. I had read that at Sharpham, you can sample the stuff. Dartington Deer Park Circular is a 7.6 mile (17,000-step) route located near Totnes, England. Lovely walk through meadows, woodland and along the river. This area reminded me of being in a park. SX801609). Totnes, Devon, England. #2 - John Musgrave Heritage Trail and Berry Pomeroy Castle Circular. There are ten benches along the route for those wanting to take a minute to rest and admire the view. It then finishes of with a lovely view down the valley. If you would like to change your settings or withdraw consent at any time, the link to do so is in our privacy policy accessible from our home page.. Its a very quiet road though. Stay safe on the mountains with detailed weather forecasts - for iOS devices or for Android devices. The path passes close by Totnes rail station. There are lots of interesting points and fine views along the way. Photos (159) Directions. The other sections of the River Dart I have walked, were very countryside. You need to be able to read music to take part. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. I like to spend my spare time in the outdoors, and hike a lot all over England. 6. Its along here, where you can take a left turn through a wooden gate, to lead you towards the Dartington Hall. Advanced: Specifically designed for advanced musicians pursuing a career in music but open to anyone of the right standard. Walk grading - Learn how each walk is assessed and select a walk to suit your ability and experience by going to Walk Grading Details. Did it work? To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. Beautiful and varied walk - grassland, river, woodland. Totnes To Dartington Walk - Along The River Dart (2022) Not a difficult walk but seemed further than it was listed as but that could have been the 28 degrees. Print/PDF Map. A few minutes' walk from Totnes station, the Access for All path passes under a bridge that carries the main line railway over the river Dart. If you look at my map, you can see the squiggly line section. The audio-guide has been arranged as a playlist, found below, following 10 numbered benches along the route click or tap the orange play icon in the top left corner to start playing the list. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 2 h 13 min to complete. Joint Membership (concessionary) plus parking: 80.00, Family Membership, One Adult: 50.00 Your feedback. Our estate map clearly marks the footpaths with yellow lines see the resources below. The Cider Press Centre looks like it would be a busy place. Family Membership, One Adult plus parking: 80.00 ALLTRAILS and the AllTrails Mountain Design are registered trademarks of AllTrails, LLC in the United States as well as certain other jurisdictions. Find all the transport options for your trip from Totnes (Station) to Dartington Hall, Totnes right here. We have marked out clear 2 metre queue lines to help when waiting for the facilities. Length 7.4 kmElevation gain 264 mRoute type Circular. This charming town is packed with cobbled streets and tasty delis where you can stock up before heading off on its winding footpaths to tranquil woodlands. 4. Family Membership, Two Adults (concessionary): 65.00 Flexible rebooking is not available for cancellations related to weather or other reasons. Although, bare in mid that if its been raining, it will probably be a bit wet there is a lot of grass and dirt trail walking. This walk can be extended by following the River Dart to nearby Dartington along the riverside path. Solo Membership (concessionary): 25.00 All suggested course levels are a minimum requirement to participate in the class. One at lower level, and one at higher level. Turn right along the lane, cross Bidwell Brook and the go left on assigned path through woodland. Now you follow the river for some time. The audio-guide is currently being revised to take account of recent improvements along the path. I then walked past a goat to reach the main road. I was a little bummed as it took away from the views. or follow us @dartingtontrust, Registered charity number: 279756 | Dartington Trading Company Limited (The), registered company number: 01218378, 2020 Dartington Trust | Privacy Notice | T&Cs, Solo Membership: 35.00 Totnes To Dartington Walk - Along The River Dart Beautiful walk though but very muddy!!! Gradients are very gentle. Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled mobile phones. Please come to the Welcome Centre to book, and bring proof of entitlement. Print/PDF map. The higher level trail is mostly a clean asphalt trail and some gravel. A splendid circular walk around the Dartington Hall Estate near Totnes in Devon. Part of this route is accessible to all. *calculated on a start and finish at the Welcome Centre. We and our partners use data for Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development. . At the bigger junction, with multiple options (I think 4), you want to take one of the left trails. I had a little sit down here, to take it all in, before leaving Dartington to walk back to Totnes. Take the right one each time, and this should soon lead you out of the woods, and onto the viewpoint hill. Copyright 1997 - 2023 Walking Britain.All rights reserved. The Access for All path starts at the entrance to Borough Park. Joint Membership (concessionary): 50.00 Look out for a view to the ruins on the hill to the left. You can take the bottom trail instead of the steps, as they both connect further along. . Flexible rebooking is not available for cancellations related to weather or other reasons. Allow 30 mins. Recommended option Taxi 4 min Take a taxi from Totnes to Dartington 2.1 miles 15 - 19 1 alternative option Walk 37 min Theres an application process for these courses full details can be found here. Totnes is a market town and civil parish at the head of the estuary of the River Dart in . For a superb 4.5-mile walk, park at the main car park and follow the Upper Drive to Schumacher College. From there, if facing the river (from the high street side), turn right. Stay on our heritage site and enjoy our super chilled campsite, a calendar of exciting cultural events, our grade 2* listed gardens, our 14thC Barn Cinema and loads of great places to eat and drink. That would be nice. It is part of the Dart Valley trail. From the 1st May, the new parking charges will be: They will continue to apply only from 9am-6pm. We take it to the river. This bit is the very steep trail I mentioned at the beginning. . You have a much more countryside feel on this one, but it is also more challenging. Continue along the riverside path to reach a lane. Walking along the road, I could see the top of a house at the bottom of the hill on the left which had lots of nice colourful plants and flowers, and what looks like a giant bonsai tree (I have no idea what the tree is). Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 2 h 13 min to complete. Holders of Dartington Membership can also enjoy discounts on most Barn Cinema events. Please come to the Welcome Centre to book, and bring proof of entitlement. Lovely walk, woods, river for the dog ), Carers (with a full paying adult or child), Dartington Trust Staff and Volunteers, plus guest, Dartington Collaborative Network members, plus guest, Someone who lives, works or studies in Dartington Parish, A parent or caregiver of a child at school in Dartington Parish, A member of Dartington Hall Retired Employees Association (DHREA), An individual or family in receipt of income support, Registered disabled, partially sighted or blind, A Dartington Arts School or Schumacher College alumnus, A teacher or lecturer (please purchase membership using your school/educational establishment e-mail address to qualify).