Walking on Dartmoor is excellent. Different tastes and experiences are catered for. For the less demanding walker there are car parks from which brief, pleasant excursions can be made. For the more hardened explorer many miles over hard ground can be tramped in challenging conditions. On a sunny summer's day, the going can be easy with superb views to be had. In winter, the moor is often unforgiving and harsh and just a little bit dangerous. Map and compass skills are important as weather conditions can quickly change and thick mists may envelop the isolated walker. Getting back safely can then become a very real challenge. Dartmoor mists are infamous.

Why not add to your walk with a luxury packed lunch from Browns?

These links will show you some walks in the local area:

Route 1

Route 2

Route 3

Route 4

Route 5

From escorted walks onto the Moors to more energetic activities such as abseiling, we can provide a varied range of activities.

Dartmoor offers great venues for walking and cycling, but offers the angler far more.

The Dart, Taw, Tavy, Tamar and Plym are just a few of the great rivers the South West has to offer, as well as some great lakes and reservoirs. Salmon, sea trout, brown and rainbow trout are all available to the visiting angler.

Browns Hotel has teamed up with Tavistock based sporting agency Tolleys Sporting Lets to offer a variety of shooting opportunities from Clay Pigeon shooting through to driven game days.