EXPERIENCE THE PATH
Two National Parks, two coasts, and over 100 miles of breathtaking countryside. Find out moreYOUR STORIES
Everyone has their own experience of the path and a story to tell. Find out more about other people’s experiences and share your own!
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Routes to walk
We’ve split the route into smaller sections between settlements to help you plan your trip – as a series of short walks or a long-distance route.
Interesting places to see
There’s lots to see on the route, from history and heritage to wildlife and a myriad of different landscapes. Find out more
B&Bs, cafes, pubs, hotels & more
If you’re looking for somewhere to stay or eat along the way we’ve compiled the perfect list for you. Find out more
Latest news
TEMPORARY PATH CLOSURE On Stage 6 Prestons–Whelmstone Cross 9 Apr–9 Oct 2021. Diversion via lanes W of Colebrooke.
WILD CAMPING Visit https://www.dartmoor.gov.uk/about-us/about-us-maps/camping-map
Visit the TMW SHOP! Guidebooks, passports, certificates, badges – and T-shirts now only £10!.
Walking the route
Featured businesses
Watcombe Farm
A working beef-rearing farm 1.5 miles from Morchard Bishop, just off the A377 (Exeter–Barnstaple), 7 miles from Crediton and 15 miles from Exeter, midway between Dartmoor and Exmoor. The Two Moors Way goes through the village centre, passing the award-winning Church Street Stores and The London Inn. Can accommodate 4 guests: 2 double bedrooms with private bathroom. Happy to collect/drop off walkers from the village; parking available as a midway point, walker drop off/collection and luggage transfer possible at certain times of the year. Aga available to dry wet boots!
Tradesmans Arms
Overlooking the Little Combe valley, the Tradesmans Arms is a country pub with a very friendly welcome. Quality ales, a selection of wines, home-cooked food and comfortable B&B accommodation (4 x en-suite rooms).
Food served every lunchtime and evenings. Prices from £50. Dogs welcome. Wifi available. Packed lunch, pick-ups/drop-offs and luggage transfers (small charge) available.
Churchwood Valley
Situated in Wembury at the southernmost end of the Erme–Plym Trail and Devon Coast to Coast/Two Moors Way, Churchwood Valley Holiday Park is a perfect base for walking holidays.
Fully equipped self-catering cabins for 2, 4 or 6. Wifi is available and towels can be hired. Our shop is open April-October, and there is an on-site launderette. Dogs are welcome. Good local pub 15-minute walk away.
The Jubilee Inn
Welcome to the comfortable and newly refurbished Jubilee Inn, the infamous haunt of Terry Thomas back in the 1960s.
A convenient and well-loved ‘stop-and-stay’ for walkers and trail riders. Relax in surprisingly luxurious en-suite guest rooms (6, including 1 single) and enjoy our fine dining and/or casual restaurants: a little treat along the way. Dogs: charge/certain room availability only.
Along the route
ENHANCE YOUR TRIP
Top tips – all the frequently asked questions for both first-timers and experienced walkers.
SHOP TWO MOORS
Make the most of your trip with resources and merchandise available from our shop.
YOUR STORY
Share your story, tell us about your experience and encourage others to explore the route.