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New 100-Mile Trail Unveiled in South Devon
27 Nov, 2025
Summary
- A new 100-mile circular walking trail, the South Hams Way, has opened.
- The trail was created by volunteers from the South Hams Ramblers group.
- It showcases diverse landscapes from coastlines to woodlands and moors.
The newly opened South Hams Way is a 100-mile circular walking trail designed by enthusiasts for enthusiasts. This extensive route, located in south Devon, navigates through a variety of stunning natural landscapes, including woodlands, country lanes, coastal paths, and five estuaries. The trail officially launched on October 11th with an opening event that drew over 120 participants.
Devised and marked by volunteers from the South Hams Ramblers group, the trail is split into 10 manageable sections. It begins in Totnes, heads towards Dartmoor, then loops back via 50 miles of the south Devon coastline, before returning to Totnes. The initiative aims to promote physical and mental well-being by encouraging people to explore the region's scenic beauty.
Walkers can complete the trail in six to ten days, depending on their pace. The diverse scenery, from river valleys and moorland to coastal views, sets the South Hams Way apart. The project highlights the many hidden gems within the area, fostering a deeper appreciation for the landscape through the simple act of walking.
