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Dartmoor is infamous for its vast moorland where Dartmoor ponies roam its craggy landscape. Stunning forests, rivers, wetlands and tors (rock formations) break up the open moors and create one of the most diverse ecosystems in the country.
Although Dartmoor may seem vast and wild it in fact holds a deep and rich history of human settlement. This incredible history can be found across the National Park and the fascinating stories that it holds. A walk across Dartmoor feels like stepping back in time. With a never-ending number of trails and paths, it is a hiker’s haven and with beautiful villages dotted around, accessible too.
On our retreats around Dartmoor, we take the time to truly enjoy this unique landscape and everything its diversity has to offer. Not only do we go hiking to experience the beauty of it but also enjoy wild foraging walks and talks to learn about the edible and medicinal plants accessible. Our venue is perfectly positioned to do just that, being surrounded by woodland, the moorland brook and walking distance out and onto the moor.
Weather
Mild spring & autumn, warm summers and cold winters
Currency
Pound
Capital City
London
Seasonal Climate
Spring, summer, autumn & winter
Rainfall Days
4 inches per month on average
Sunshine Days
6 hrs a day on average
Great For
Hiking
By train - travel to Totnes train station and then book a taxi to get you to the venue only 10 minutes away. By car, on booking, we will send you the address. Totnes is a 3.5 - 4 hour drive from London.
Yes they are.
They are good for beginners - some experience of long walks or hiking is preferable.
Please bring:
- Walking shoes or boots, not trainers
- cosy clothes for yoga
- depending on the weather we will let you know to bring all weather hiking gear. In summer this may not be necessary but in the autumn/winter and spring it is essential
- Any yoga equipment you might like to use
- slippers for colder months and flip flops for warmer months to walk between venues.
- back pack and water bottle
Dartmoor is infamous for its vast moorland where Dartmoor ponies roam its craggy landscape. Stunning forests, rivers, wetlands and tors (rock formations) break up the open moors and create one of the most diverse ecosystems in the country.
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