Carfreeguides

Looking to find out a bit more about car-free walking? Here are our top tips for getting started.
We also have a couple of dedicated pages with advice about taking the bus and catching the train. Top tips for car-free walking 1) For long train journeys, try to buy your tickets as early as possible.

A Return Trip On The Haytor Hoppa

My return trip on the Haytor Hoppa
One walking highlight of last year was a blissful day spent among the bluebells and tors of Dartmoor's eastern flanks.With the Haytor Hoppa service running again this summer, I was looking forward to returning to my stomping grounds of old.  The Haytor Hoppa web page suggests a number of walks, both circular and linear, that start and finish on the bus route. This time I set my mind on one of the longer routes, a 7.5 mile circular starting at Manaton and heading over to the village of Lustleigh and back via the beautiful wooded Cleave.

Privacy Policy

The following explains how we will treat any personal data submitted to us
To maintain the quality and integrity of our services, Car Free Walks will need to hold a minimal amount of personal data about you, our users.  To protect our users’ privacy, we use state-of-the-art encryption (SSL) across across the entire site only request the minimum information that we require to run our services, securely store any personal information that you share with us, only contact our users about things they have requested to be notified of, make it as simple as possible for people to update their communication preferences, do not store passwords, but a mere encrypted validation key, remove all data, files and such like of individuals who no longer wishes to hear from us or use our services.

We Support

Car Free Walks promotes the idea that people can enjoy the countryside in a responsible manner.
It's not rocket science - we just want to help people look after this lovely island we all share. Here are other walking and outdoors groups doing great work of their own.Please get in touch with your suggestions for any other campaigns or organisations that we could mention: Walkers are Welcome is a growing collection of towns and villages across Britain who have demonstrated their commitment to making your visit an enjoyable one.