The Dart Valley Loop

A road cycling route starting from Kingsteignton

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Enjoy stunning landscapes and picturesque villages along this round-trip cycling route

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The Dart Valley Loop offers an enchanting journey through the Devon countryside, with breathtaking views of rolling hills, charming villages, and the meandering River Dart. This 97-kilometer road route takes you on a memorable journey through the heart of Devon, providing a perfect mix of challenging climbs and scenic flats. Suitable for well-trained amateurs, this route offers a satisfying challenge while showcasing the natural beauty of the region. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a nature lover in search of a day of adventure, the Dart Valley Loop is sure to impress.

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97 km

1583 m

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Start: Kingsteignton City center

Kingsteignton: Discover Devon's hidden gem in Kingsteignton - a cyclist's paradise.

Kingsteignton is a delightful locality situated in the much-loved county of Devon. For road and gravel cyclists, Kingsteignton offers an abundance of picturesque routes amid its stunning countryside. The area is renowned for its rolling hills and charming villages, providing cyclists with plenty of opportunities to explore scenic landscapes and rural communities. Additionally, Kingsteignton is perfectly located near the popular Dartmoor National Park, home to legendary climbs such as Haytor and Princetown gradients. With its idyllic scenery and cycling-friendly atmosphere, Kingsteignton is a top choice for both local and visiting cyclists.

16 km

Black Hill406 mPeak

Stop at Black Hill and admire the panoramic views from the top. On a clear day, you can even see the rugged coastline in the distance.

34 km

DrewsteigntonVillage

Discover the village of Drewsteignton, a charming settlement famous for its medieval stone bridge and rustic thatched cottages.

53 km

CreditonTown

Take a break in Crediton, a vibrant market town known for its historic buildings and traditional pubs.

68 km

Old Exe BridgeCastle Ruins

Cross the Old Exe Bridge, a landmark structure dating back to the 13th century. Marvel at its intricate arches and imagine the centuries of history it has witnessed.

82 km

MamheadHamlet

Pause at Mamhead and soak in the picturesque views of the surrounding woodland and rolling hills. This vantage point offers a perfect spot for taking memorable photographs.