South Hams Way
A 100 mile hiking trail which circumnavigates the South Hams area of South Devon, and which includes four diverse types of landscape: moorland, coast path, river valleys and countryside.
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Start: Borough Park, Totnes
Distance: 100 miles (160 km)
Grid Ref: SX 80370 60853
Climbing: 6,188 metres
Walk time: 56-80 hours
Days: 7-10
Ordnance Survey Explorer Map (1:25,000)
Summary:
The South Hams Way, designed and conceived in 2025, is a 100 mile long hiking trail that circumnavigates the South Hams area of South Devon. Created for walkers by South Hams Ramblers, it incorporates a range of diverse landscapes: moorland, coast path, river valleys and countryside. Its highest point is 1,281ft, just above the Avon Dam reservoir on Dartmoor, and its lowest is sea level. During the walk a section of the South West Coast Path is covered, as well as some other notable trails including the Abbots Way and Two Moors Way.
Useful Links:
Official Web Site
Long Distance Walkers Association
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