Bovey Castle Walks

1 miles (1.2 km)

This walk visits Bovey Castle, a Grade II listed mansion in the Dartmoor National Park.
The house is now a hotel but you can book an aftertoon tea and enjoy a stroll around the lovely grounds and gardens. There are pleasant trails along the River Bovey and around the pretty lakes with views across the Dartmoor countryside to enjoy.
Head south east and you can visit nearby North Bovey village and pick up the epic Dartmoor Way. Other local walking highlights include the splendid Lustleigh Cleave, the popular Becky Falls and the fascinating stone stack at Bowerman's Nose.
Please scroll down for the full list of walks near and around Bovey Castle. The detailed maps below also show a range of footpaths, bridleways and cycle paths in the area.

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Bovey Castle Ordnance Survey Map - view and print off detailed OS map

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Bovey Castle OS Map - Mobile GPS OS Map with Location tracking

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Walks near Bovey Castle

North Bovey - This attractive Devon based village is located on the south-eastern side of�the Dartmoor�National Park, just south of Moretonhampstead.
Moretonhampstead - This small Devon town is often described as the gateway to the Dartmoor National Park making it a fine place to start a walk
Dartmoor Ramble - A wonderful circular walk around the fascinating Dartmoor National Park with plenty of lovely riverside walking and some challenging climbs.
The walk starts near the car park at Bellever and first follows the East Dart River through Postbridge and on to Sittaford Tor where you will pass the historical Grey Wethers Stone Circle
Fingle Bridge to Clifford and Steps Bridge Walk - A woodland walk along the River Teign from Fingle Bridge to Steps Bridge via Clifford Bridge
Fingle Bridge and Woods - Explore the delightful woods around Fingle Bridge and visit the Iron Age Hill Fort of Wooston Castle on this woodland walk in Dartmoor
Castle Drogo - Explore the delightful gardens and wider estate surrounding this country house in Drewsteignton, Devon.This is one of the classic circular walks in Dartmoor taking you from Castle Drogo to Fingle Bridge along the wonderful Hunters Path
River Teign Walk - This walk explores the beautiful Teign Valley, following the River Teign from its source on Dartmoor to Shaldon on the Devon coast
Lustleigh Cleave - The village of Lustleigh is in a nice position for exploring a lovely part of the Dartmoor National Park
Kennick Reservoir - This walk visits Kennick Reservoir and its surrounding woodlands, in the Dartmoor National Park
Trenchford and Tottiford Reservoir - Enjoy an easy walk around these two pretty reservoirs in the Dartmoor National Park
Becky Falls - This is a circular walk in the Dartmoor's Bovey Valley visiting the beautiful Becky Falls and other local landmarks, beauty spots and villages
Mardon Down - Climb to Mardon Down on Dartmoor and enjoy wonderful far reaching views over the surrounding area
Grimspound - This circular walk on Dartmoor, visits the fascinating Bronze Age Settlement of Grimspound
Bovey Tracey - The town of Bovey Tracey sits in a fine walking location on the edge of the Dartmoor National Park
Scorhill Stone Circle - This walk visits the Scorhill Stone Circle and the Wallabrook Clapper Bridge in the Teign Valley of Dartmoor.
Wray Valley Trail - This shared cycling and walking trail runs along a dismantled railway line from Moretonhampstead to Bovey Tracey in Devon.
Bowermans Nose - This popular circular walk climbs to Bowerman's Nose in the Dartmoor National Park