Parking is limited, but plenty of room opposite at the Two Bridges Hotel who only charge £3 for parking (looks to be an honesty policy). The walk is over half a mile, but absolutely worth it. The wood has a mystical feel and is absolutely...More

The walk is just over a mile along a gentle climb with a few wet gullies. It is NOT a quarter of a mile as outlined by the Countryfile walk, a fact that needs correcting. Parking is limited so an early start is recommended. I...More

After lunch at The Two Bridges (where you can get a leaflet on the woods), we set out in the rain for Wistman’s Wood. From the car park the sign to the woods was not obvious. The walk there was easy, but take care in...More

Near Princeton. Limited parking st the start of this particular walk. But a lovely walk once you get going. It is difficult to walk though the woods themselves as the granite boulders are all at different heights but can walk around. There’s also a ridge...More

Walked to the Tors from the small car park opposite Two Bridges Hotel. A steady incline and the ground is uneven in places after you pass the farm. The views are spectacular in all directions. We then went down towards the woods, fascinating gnarled and...More

After shortish walk thru barren moorland the first you see of this incredible feat of nature is just a small woods,its not until you get close up that you see the majesty,the beauty,the incredible work of nature.We were kinda dumb struck for a while as...More

We drove to the Two Bridges Restaurant where you can use the large parking lot for a small fee. This is important because the small parking at the beginning of the path fills up quickly. The walk to the wood is enjoyable, although not spectacular....More