The Drewe Arms

Things to do in the Local Area

Walk the Two Moors Way from Ivybridge in the South to Lynmouth in North Devon.
Via The Drewe Arms - of course!

Have a look at Dartmoor—it’s a must

Visit Castle Drogo - the last castle built in England for the Drewe family now a National Trust Property.

Fingle Bridge - Walking distance from The Drewe Arms.

Spinsters Rock

If you are feeling really energetic you can hire cycles at nearby Sourton - 01837 861141

Holy Trinity the Church in the square built in the 15th and early 16th century, the chancel being rebuilt in 1863, is well worth a visit.

Radio Devon on 103.4 - well worth a listen if you are in the area. They keep you posted on the traffic conditions and tell you what’s on and where. If you manage to catch Judi Spiers on every week day morning - you’ll be set up for the day. They won’t tell you about The Drewe Arms - you’ll have to come and find out for yourself!

Fingle Bridge Walking distance from The Drewe Arms Start after breakfast, back in time for lunch
	Spinster’s Rock The Notice reads: " A Neolithic burial chamber erected around 3500-2500 BC. This chamber probably contained many burials and would originally have been covered by a long earthen mound. The stones fell down in 1862 and were re-erected in the same year. Traditionally this monument was erected by three spinsters one morning before breakfast" Could they really mean spinners - they were taking the wool they had recently spun to market - and surely it was after breakfast at The Drewe Arms - that stone is 5’ 7’’ off the ground and weighs sixteen tons!
The Clapper Bridge Postbridge	Dartmoor Ponies

Widdicombe-in-the-Moor