The Plume Of Feathers Inn - Princetown

The area is vast and I spent a few hours there, immersed in the beautiful, tranquil landscape. It's a stunning expanse that stretches for miles, and I loved every moment of my visit. I'm very grateful to Google Maps and the friendly locals who guided me in the right direction. After visiting the nine stone circle, I was excited to explore more of the adventure it promised!

I encountered breathtaking waterfalls, wild ponies, stunning landscapes, and even a goat during my visit to Dartmoor—it truly is a wonderful place. I’m looking forward to exploring more during my recent trip to Devon. There’s plenty to do and see for all age groups, making it a spot that encourages visitors to return again and again.

So glad I just got this on the road! so many great walks over the moore, and a lot of history to learn. I love to find the old ruins and stone circles, to see the ponys and make photos. sunweather is ideal, but it is much better when the fog rolls!

A beautiful, natural and historic area with great views, walks, wild animals and landmarks. It can get windy and cold up here, but the fresh air is lovely

If you love the great outdoors, this is the place for you... There is so much to explore on the Moors that it would take a lifetime. Which is what we plan to do as a family for many moons to come. If you take that leap of faith you can find a trail, find a stream, find an old abandoned mill, find a railway, find a quarry and much much more. The wildlife alone is worth visiting, try and take some carrots to feed the Dartmoor ponies that live there, but be careful... They are for the most part wild! There's sheep, deer, fish and in summer all fantastical types of butterflies. If you haven't already, get your backpack and your boots on and get out there and enjoy it.