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Two Moors Way/Devon C2C - Dartmoor Section
Wembury to Morchard Bishop through the heart of the wild Dartmoor National Park.
5 to 8 nights
69 miles
Moderate to Demanding / Strenuous
From £565 per person
Two Moors Way/Devon C2C - Dartmoor Section
Explore Dartmoor on the Two Moors Way at your own pace with a self-guided walking holiday. Accommodation, luggage transfer and custom holiday pack included.
Two Moors Way/Devon C2C - Dartmoor Section
https://www.contours.co.uk/two-moors-way-devons-coast-to-coast-dartmoor-section
Wembury to Morchard Bishop through the heart of the wild Dartmoor National Park.
From £565 per person
From the southern coast of Devon, this self-guided walking holiday passes through the granite tors and wild moorland of Dartmoor as it makes its way to the Devonshire village of Morchard Bishop. Beautiful rock pools and dramatic shoreline cliffs characterise the beach at Wembury.
As the trail leaves the sea behind, the valleys and broad heathland of Dartmoor surround it. Ancient huts and cairns dot the landscape, overseen by Castle Drogo near Drewsteignton. Winding, smooth trails tour the moors down to Morchard Bishop, where the walk concludes.
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Discovering the history of Dartmoor, including Castle Drogo, Grimspound and the largest collection of Bronze Age structures in the UK.
Spotting a wealth of plants and animals, including Dartmoor ponies, butterflies, birds of prey, otters and deer.
Uncovering the ghost stories surrounding the village of Widecombe-in-the-Moor.
| Code | Tour | Duration | Price per person | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DCCD0 | From Wembury(L) to Morchard Bishop(T) | 4 days walking | £565 | |
| DCCD1 | From Wembury(L) to Morchard Bishop(T) | 5 days walking | £675 | |
| DCCD2 | From Wembury(L) to Morchard Bishop(T) | 6 days walking | £790 | |
| DCCD3 | From Wembury(L) to Morchard Bishop(T) | 7 days walking | £900 |
Travel to Wembury(L) where your first night's accommodation has been booked
Wembury(L) to Ivybridge(T). 16 miles (25.5km) / 1781 ft (543 m) ascent
Ivybridge(T) to Scorriton. 12.5 miles (20km) / 1660 ft (506 m) ascent
Scorriton to Chagford. 19 miles (30.5km) / 2674 ft (815 m) ascent
Chagford to Morchard Bishop(T). 21.5 miles (34.5km) / 2343 ft (714 m) ascent
Depart from Morchard Bishop(T) after breakfast
This itinerary lists our preferred overnight stops for this tour. Sometimes there may be a shortage of available accommodation in a preferred location, in which case we will transfer you from the trail to your accommodation and back again at no extra charge. Overnight stops marked with a (T) will always require transfers as standard.
Overnight stops marked with an (L) have very limited accommodation, and therefore more often than not will also require a transfer, particularly on bank holidays and weekends. We will use non-transfer accommodation wherever possible.
The daily mileages quoted are average trail miles only and do not include the distance from the trail to your accommodation. We do not expect you to have to travel more than a mile from the trail to your accommodation; should your accommodation be further than this, transfers will be provided as standard.
Below are the additional costs that may apply depending on your requirements. Dog-friendly tours are subject to a Daily Dog Charge, which will be listed below if applicable. Our standard prices per person are based upon two people sharing a room; if you are on your own, or are part of a group but require a room of your own, then the Solo Traveller or Single Supplements apply respectively:
You can add rest days at any of the overnight stops:
You can add rest days at any of the overnight stops:
To find out more about the weather forecast for your chosen holiday's general location, please see the following websites:
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“All accommodation was very good. Trail to accommodation transfers worked very well.”Mr Bednall, UK
“We had a great holiday, thanks for organising it all.”Ms Kirk, UK
“Great experience, lovely weather.”Mrs Stirrett, UK
“We enjoyed it very much, for us at 78 and 75 it was a real challenge. Crossing the national park section with compass and GPS was quite exciting. We hope to walk the Exmoor section later this year and will use you again in the future.”Mr Carter, UK
“Perfect organisation with perfect weather. Our favourite part of the route was the high Moor areas with the panoramic views, the ancient burial mounds, standing stones and settlements along with the river valleys. Only came across one bull in a field and we had to persuade him to back out of a kissing gate!”Mr Turner, UK
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