Cycling in Ruby Country allows the freedom to take part in a healthy activity and enjoy learning much more about the area, whilst not having the tie of a car. Ride the Ruby Country has developed a range of circular cycling routes to download. These cycling routes use quiet country lanes and off road sections of […]
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To view the latest Ruby Ride and Read, newsletter of Ruby Country Partnership, click on this link Ruby Ride and Read Feb 12
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This 16km (10 mile) horse riding route takes you from Ruby Country and onto the outskirts of Dartmoor. It is possible to start from a variety of locations as the map shows. It is also possible to extend this ride by taking in some of the free riding on the open access areas of Dartmoor
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This 13.5km (8.5 mile) horse riding route starts in Bratton Clovelly and runs almost to the edge of Dartmoor, using bridleways and quiet country lanes. The Clovelly Inn in the village is renowned for serving good food and drink and is well worth a visit as part of a ride or later in the day.
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This 19km (12 mile) circular horse riding route passes through Bratton Clovelly and runs beside Roadford Lake for a short stretch. It is possible to park at Southweek or at one of the other parking places for Roadford Lake. To download a copy of this horse riding route click here (pdf file) To return to
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This 14.8km (9 mile) circular horse riding route starts from Thorndon Cross where there is space to park a trailer. The route follows part of the Pegasus Way from Thorndon Cross to Venndown Gate and also takes in open countryside and quiet lanes. There is a new bridleway at Lower Melbury making this part of
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Devon County Council have just completed this new 16.6km (10 mile) horse riding circuit taking in Halwill and Cookworthy Forest, including a new safe road crossing, through stunning landscape, suitable also for cyclists and walkers. Horse lorries and trailers can be parked in Cookworthy Forest, where there is plenty of space in the car parks
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