Postbridge

An attractive hamlet, which is ideal as a base for walking. Famous for the largest clapper bridge, dating back to the 13th century. Postbridge was once an essential link from Chagford to Tavistock and was first recorded in 1670 when the track (now B3357) was the only reliable moorland route.

Postbridge benefits from a quaint but well equipped local shop, cream teas, pubs and the Dartmoor National Park Authority Visitor Centre, as well as the beautiful River and being as central point for reaching other parts of the moor such as Two Bridges, Grimspound and Bellever.