Intersecting Paths
A number of other local walking routes intersect or coincide with the Tarka Trail:
- South West Coast Path – route coincides between Ilfracombe and Bideford
- Two Moors Way – route coincides for part of the way through Exmoor
- Macmillan Way West – route coincides between Barnstaple and Exmoor
- Dartmoor Way – route coincides
- West Devon Way
- Two Castles Trail
- Little Dart Ridge and Valley Walk
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