Dartmoor Walker :: External Links

Links

On this page are links to websites that can offer you more information about Dartmoor & walking on Dartmoor. Please note these sites are external to dartmoorwalker.co.uk and any views expressed on these external websites are solely those of the individual who posted them and do not necessarily reflect those of the author of this site. Click anywhere in the link to access the external site.

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Dartmoor National Park
	Dartmoor National Park are respnosible for the conservation & enhancement of Dartmoor, it's landscape, wildlife and cultural heritage.They operate three Information Centres, ranger services, support work within communities and develop and maintain access oppotunities to the countryside. Their site offers a wealth of help and advice for anyone planning a trip to the moor.

Dartmoor Training Area
	This site is a really important one to check before planning a walk on the moor. Dartmoor is split into three military ranges that have restricted access during times of live firing. An up to date celendar is published on this site so you are able to check the status of military activity while planning your route. Although they strive to ensure the accuracy of the data you still need to be careful when entering the ranges and check for red flags and lights (at night)

Dartmoor entry in Wikipedia
	Wikipedia contains lots of information relating to Dartmoor ranging from it's geology and history right through to the controversial aspects of ownership and freedom to roam. And clicking this section will direct you to Wikipedia's condensed list of Dartmoor Tors & Hills.

Legendary Dartmooregendary Dartmoor
	This site aims to provide an overview of the many aspects of Dartmoor in the hope that they will inspire people to visit the moor and discover the numerous 'Gems in a Granite Setting' for themselves. Some of the tales and stories within the site date way back in time whiel others litereally happened yesterday but all go together to make an ever evolving heritage of Dartmoor.

Dartmoor Walks
	I first came across this site a couple of years ago and have found it of great use in helping to plan walks, give me an idea of what to expect in places as well as a walk guide that points out interesting observations as you go along.