25 September 2007
What’s on this autumn and winter in Dartmoor National Park
Dartmoor National Park Authority has just published a full colour guide to help you make the most of what’s on offer in Dartmoor National Park this autumn and winter.
Dartmoor National Park offers an unspoilt environment where you can experience all that is exciting and new in the outdoors. It is a place where you can seek out new challenges, relax and unwind on a gentle stroll, or enjoy the delights of buying locally produced food and gifts. There are superb village and farmers’ markets and a host of other local events being held throughout the autumn and winter in Dartmoor communities. The new guide lists hundreds of local events, guided walks and activities, to help you reconnect with what’s important in life.
| The guide contains information on all Dartmoor National Park Authority’s guided walks and a full colour map detailing the start points for each walk. Choose from a superb programme of fun children’s activities and guided walks suitable for a wide range of abilities. What’s on Dartmoor: A guide to local Events and Walks is available FREE from Dartmoor National Park Authority and Tourist Information Centres, libraries, local shops and businesses. Alternatively you can order your copy by emailing Dartmoor National Park Authority's High Moorland Visitor Centre, Princetown, or telephone (01822) 890414. The programme of guided walks and events can also be viewed online at www.dartmoor-npa.gov.uk/index/visiting/vi-eventsguidedwalks. |
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For Further Information
Claire Partridge, Events and Activities Officer
Mike Nendick, Communications Officer, Dartmoor National Park Authority
Tel: (01626) 832093
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National Parks cover 10% of the land area of England, Wales and Scotland. They are of special value to the whole nation because of their great beauty, their wildlife and cultural interests and the opportunities they offer for quiet enjoyment. However, they are not nationally owned - the land is in the hands of many landowners or occupiers including farmers. Over 33,500 people live inside Dartmoor National Park and many millions of visits are made to it each year.
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