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Granite Way
Description
This lovely, largely off road trail runs from Okehampton to Lydford through the
Dartmoor National Park
. It passes along a disused railway path and forms part of National Cycle Network Number 27 but is suitable for both cyclists and walkers.
The route begins in Okehampton and takes you towards Meldon where you will pass Meldon Viaduct and a delightful bluebell wood. You continue onto the pretty village of Sourton before passing Lake Viaduct where the scenery is particularly lovely. The final section then takes you to the village of Lydford where you will pass the noteworthy
castle
and church. You then come to the finish point at the impressive
Lydford Gorge
with its dramatic scenery which includes waterfalls and and a series of whirlpools known as the 'Devil's Cauldron'.
For an excellent full guide to the trail please
click here
Granite Way Ordnance Survey Map
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Granite Way Aerial Photo View Map
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Distance
11 miles (18 km)
Difficulty
*
Memory Map Route
Granite Way.mmo
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GPX File
Granite Way.gpx
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Elevation
Route Photos
View from the Granite Way
Along the Granite Way
Hills near Meldon
Sourton
Countryside view near Sourton
Lydford castle
Lydford Church
Lydford Gorge
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Map (Route in Red)
Aerial Photo View of this route
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