Old Clam Bridge – Hisley Bridge loop from Lustleigh

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Old Clam Bridge – Hisley Bridge loop from Lustleigh

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Old Clam Bridge – Hisley Bridge loop from Lustleigh

02:45

9.14km

290m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

Last updated: August 9, 2026

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Dartmoor National Park

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Church of St John the Baptist, Lustleigh

Highlight • Historical Site

Beautiful church set in a thatched cottage cute village with nearby coffee shops. Lovely place!

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Old Clam Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Which bridge will you use? Old Clam Bridge circa 1888 with the adjacent new bridge added in 2007...

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Water Cleave Descent and Old Clee Bridge

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Steep and technical: tight, rocky, loose and often wet. A truly awesome MTB descent.

It's highly recommended to link this with the other Lustleigh trails for a shortish route. You …

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Water Village, Dartmoor National Park

Highlight • Settlement

This tiny hamlet lies just above the River Bovey and looks like a film set. The cottages here are mostly thatched and feel hidden away in stunning rural surroundings. Wandering …

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6.97 km

This beautiful moss covered river crossing is a medieval packhorse bridge. It crosses the River Bovey and there are benches nearby where you can stop and watch the world go by. Some say it is the prettiest bridge in Dartmoor.

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7.20 km

Rudge Bridleway in Dartmoor National Park

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

This scenic bridleway travels through a woodland on the edge of a valley, providing beautiful views of Dartmoor's rugged and remote landscape.

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9.06 km

Lustleigh village cross

Highlight • Monument

Even though it does not tower above the houses in the village, this small sacred monument is of a striking height and is clearly visible. The cross, made of stone …

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