Dartmoor National Park
- On February 03, 2012
- By Jane C.
- In Dartmoor
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Fur Tor: one of the deepest parts of Dartmoor.
Just 3 miles from Lobhill Farmhouse you will find glorious Dartmoor. There are many ways to explore Dartmoor National Park – choose from a range of activities including walking, cycling, riding and climbing. With over 730 km of public rights of way and 47,000 hectares of open access land, Dartmoor National Park has an extensive network of paths and trails to help you explore the Dartmoor countryside.
Home of the Ten Tors Challenge, Dartmoor is world famous offering stunning flora and fauna and would take a lifetime to explore in detail. Why not start at nearby Sourton or Lydford where there is easy access and parking.
The Dartmoor National Park Authority has a highly detailed website dedicated to the history, care and facilities of Dartmoor.
Read More»Local Attractions in Devon and Cornwall
- On February 03, 2012
- By Jane C.
- In Attractions & Theatre
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There are many historic and novel local in Devon and Cornwall. All attractions are in close proximity to Lobhill Farmhouse. From Dodgems to walking and Saxon history to bowling and golf!
Dartmoor Railway
- On February 02, 2012
- By Jane C.
- In Dartmoor
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The Dartmoor Railway runs from Mid-Devon to the edge of Dartmoor, providing car free access to the Dartmoor National Park for walkers and cyclists.
Walking from Meldon station you can gain access to the Dartmoor National Park or simply stroll to Meldon Viaduct to take in the views of Yes Tor and High Willhays and Cyclists will be able to continue their journey on Route 27 of the National Cycle Network.
Passenger train services will resume again between Okehampton and Meldon at Easter, however, the buffet is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday and the West Country model shop is open as normal.
You can visit the Dartmoor Railway website here.
