This was our first point-to-point walking trip with the dog and so we made sure to book accommodation a few weeks in advance. While this

My husband RICHARD started this with me (Liz) driving him between home – and start/finish points (for the first half, north to south). We are

We walked this route in aid of raising money for the RNLI. We’ve raised over £350 far – and still counting! It’s a beautiful walk,

A very enjoyable walk: there’s something magical about walking from one coast to another. I decided to walk north to south since I live in

I did the walk as a backpack so carried four days food and tent etc. Tent was Helium 100. After doing the South Downs Way

I ran the route in stages over the last 18 months, accompanied by a few friends along the way. The whole venture was ‘car free’,

A delightful day’s walking in variable and interesting Devon countryside. We’re both Devon gels but new to this part. Very windy and changeable weather –

We’re doing the Two Moors Way in stages due to work commitments etc. Started the adventure early on Friday morning at Chagford Bridge. We parked

First, and most importantly, a huge thank you to everyone involved in creating and maintaining this superb trail: we loved it! We are a ‘mature’

An amazing journey across Devon, coast to coast – such varied countryside. We stayed in some great places along the way and met some lovely

Decided to do the walk in weekly stages using two cars for transport. Started at Wembury an a mildly sunny day. Walked to Ivybridge, stopping

We took advantage of a lovely spell of dry weather throughout July to do the Two Moors Way. We live in Devon so it was

    I wrote a long essay about my trip at https://arcticjen.co.uk/2019/06/27/trip-report-two-moors-way-june-2019/ For those mainly after itinerary advice I’ll reproduce that section here: “I stayed

The third ‘Big Walk’ organised by the Two Moors Way Association (Nos. 1 & 2 appear as entries on this blog in April and September