Whether you and your pooch live here, or you’re visiting with your pup, Devon is a great place to explore on two feet and four. With hundreds of miles of coastline, one of the best ways to explore Devon is on foot. If you’re drawn to the sea then following the South West Coast Path (SWCP) is perfect for you and your dog. This way-marked footpath is England’s longest and allows you to discover Devon in all its glory...
READ MOREPlymouth, the charming and unassuming city on the Devon-Cornwall border is a fascinating destination in which to enjoy a city break.
READ MOREA hidden gem nestled between the banks of the River Tavy and the glorious moorland of Dartmoor National Park.
READ MOREWe take a look at this thriving beachside town and all it has to offer.
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READ MOREDiscovering the enchanting archipelago of the Isles of Scilly.
READ MOREEnjoy the heady scents and deep colours of thousands of roses this summer.
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READ MOREA look at life in Devon in days gone by.
READ MOREPlan your own adventures, with these ideas for places to refuel and recharge your batteries, ready to start all over again the next day.
READ MOREA few ideas from across Devon for making your big day as special as it deserves to be.
READ MOREIn our on-going series, we meet players for the Exeter Chiefs, continuing with lock Dave Dennis, who discusses his love of Beer.
READ MOREFollow in the footsteps of Devon’s favourite otter with a day or two spent exploring the Tarka Trail.
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READ MOREWe take a look at the host of regattas set to take place across Devon this summer.
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READ MOREThis month, we put Devon’s own Henry Slade to the test.
READ MOREWe reflect on the tantalising tastes of this summer's food festivals and look forward to whatís to come over the next few months.
READ MOREWe explore the historic and beautiful Tavistock Town Hall and what makes it a great wedding venue.
READ MOREThe historic market town of Honiton is encircled by the rolling hills and wooded groves of the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
READ MOREWe share our favourite ways of enjoying the outdoors in Devon, from hang gliding to scuba diving, and everything in between.
READ MOREVisitors to north Cornwall’s beautiful Camel Estuary can expect spectacular waterside views and much more.
READ MOREPack donkeys at Bucks Mills, north Devon, circa 1906.
READ MOREThe Tarka Trail covers a route of approximately 80 miles, from Okehampton on the fringes of Dartmoor to the county’s tip in Lynton.
READ MOREPostcard-perfect and picturesque to the last detail, the village of Beer lies in Lynne Bay on the Jurassic Coast – named as England’s first World Heritage Site in 2001.
READ MOREWe meet Dartmoor NPA Ranger Pete Rich.
READ MOREWe catch up with Nick Creasy, Operations Manager for the Devon Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs to find out more about this inspiring organisation.
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