Devon County Council

24 miles between Okehampton and Launceston (just over the border in Cornwall) on the western side of Devon; the route is waymarked except where it crosses open moorland.

Apart from Okehampton and Launceston, the route also passes through a number of small villages.

Moorland landscapes in the east, valleys in the west, all with a range of very wide views; the two Norman castles at Okehampton and Launceston, which give their name to the Trail, are passed, together with a variety of other historic sites. Generally easy walking with one or two short climbs.

Coincides with the West Devon Way at the eastern end; links with the Tamar Valley Discovery Trail at Launceston; the route lends itself to being part of a grand circuit around western Devon in conjunction with the West Devon Way and Tamar Valley Discovery Trail.

Train access (summer Sundays only) to Okehampton from Exeter; bus access to both ends and some intermediate points; there is a regular bus service running parallel to the whole route.

Symbols Key

	Trail includes moorland walking		Trail includes coast and / or estuary walking
	Trail includes especially notable viewpoints		Trail is mostly waymarked and signposted
	Trail has parallel bus and / or train routes to allow for short lengths to be walked		Trail information includes dedicated accommodation list