Accessible Dartmoor
Dartmoor National Park is a special place, with breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife and a rich history. We believe that everyone should have the freedom to explore this beautiful and unique environment, without barriers.
Our Visitor Centres are the perfect place to start your Dartmoor adventure, with disabled parking, level floors, hearing loop and accessible toilets, and a sensory kit among the many accessible features.
Take in Dartmoor’s beauty through our Miles Without Stiles accessible trails, with level and suitable surfaces for a wide range of users including those in all-terrain powered mobility scooters and families with younger children.
You can even hire an off-road electric Tramper directly from our Visitor Centre at Postbridge, and enjoy a specially created ‘tramper trail’ through Bellever Forest.
Find more information about accessibility through our detailed guides and links below:
Miles Without Stiles Routes
Miles Without Stiles are stile-free routes, meaning that they are suitable for those with limited mobility. These routes are suitable for a wide range of users including those in all-terrain powered mobility scooters and families with younger children.
Miles without stiles grading
The Miles Without Stiles categories are for 'all', 'many', or 'some' and are based on surface conditions/type, gradients and length of route.
Visiting Postbridge Visitor Centre
Postbridge Visitor Centre can be found just off the B3212 Moretonhampstead to Two Bridges road. Postcode PL20 6TH - follow the brown signs into the car park.
Visiting Haytor Visitor Centre
Haytor Visitor Centre can be found at Haytor Vale. We're situated in the lower car park, three miles west of Bovey Tracey. Postcode TQ13 9XT.
Tramper Hire
Hire a Tramper from our Postbridge Visitor Centre and enjoy sweeping views across Dartmoor on this beautiful route through Bellever Forest.
Disabled Ramblers route grading
All routes are fully checked, risk assessed and graded to the same standard by experienced members. (WAGs also risk check routes). They are divided into categories according to the overall difficulty, with Category 1 being the easiest.