TIME OUT
Lots to see, do and enjoy!
Go outdoors From 28 August to 4 September the Dartmoor Outdoor Festival will be hosting a week of varied and fantastic events exploring hidden gems around Dartmoor. The extensive programme includes climbing, bouldering and running as well as opportunities to dawdle and draw, walk with an alpaca or discover Dartmoor’s rainforests.
dartmooroutdoorfestival.co.uk
TOP TIP: If you want to up the fitness
level in the outdoors head to Hope Cove on 4 September for
the Go Wild Festival – a weekend of trail running, sea swims, camping, forest school, live music, and good food.wildrunning
.co.uk
Follow the lights! Head to Plymouth before 13 September and you can wander through the bustling streets and along the waterfront following the St Luke’s Guiding Lights trail. With over 40 distinctive lighthouse sculptures uniquely decorated by a professional artist it’s a colourful way to navigate around the city as well as raising funds and awareness for St Luke’s
Hospice.stlukesguid-
inglights.com
TOP TIP: Don’t miss out on a visit to Plymouth’s iconic Smeaton’s Tower on Plymouth Hoe which offers an outstanding view over Plymouth Sound from its lantern room.
TOP TIP:
Shoalstone Seawater Pool in Brixham is now back open.
With its far-reaching views over the Bay and a family friendly bistro this tidal pool is well worth a visit.
Shoalstonepool.com
Make a splash
Late summer is the perfect time for sea swimming. The water is at its warmest after months of sun and our local coastline and rivers have numerous tempting dipping spots both by the coast and on Dartmoor. Mansands near Kingswear, Castle Cove in Dartmouth and Sharrah Pool at New Bridge (near Ashburton) come highly recommended.
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