Ryder’s Hill via Sandy Way Trail
The Ryder’s Hill via Sandy Way Trail is a beautiful walking route in Dartmoor National Park that will lead you across the moor for some scenic views. While out walking the trail, you will traverse the rugged landscape and work your way uphill across the undulating terrain to reach the summit of Ryder’s Hill that offers panoramic views of both the park and the wider Devon countryside. This is a fantastic way to explore the stunning landscapes within Dartmoor.
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Route Description for Ryder’s Hill via Sandy Way Trail
If your aim is to get out into the wild for a few hours to explore the natural beauty of Dartmoor National Park, then Ryder’s Hill via Sandy Way Trail is a great way to do it. This trail will lead you uphill across the undulating terrain of the moor, offering the chance to gaze out across the barren, yet beautiful landscape from a wonderful hilltop summit. You will also likely be able to spot a number of cattle and the iconic Dartmoor pony roaming freely around in the area. What a beautiful way to experience this scenic location!
Getting to the Ryder’s Hill via Sandy Way Trail Trailhead
To reach the trailhead for the Ryder’s Hill via Sandy Way Trail from the Church House Inn in Holne, drive south for 0.2 km and turn right to continue on for another 1.1 km. You will find the entrance to the parking area on the left.
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