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Turn South Devon into a playable map: a GPS-guided treasure hunt that blends coastal viewpoints, moorland tors and local lore. Use one ticket on your phone to unlock clues, score points and explore at your own pace.
Turn South Devon into a playable map: a GPS-guided treasure hunt that blends coastal viewpoints, moorland tors and local lore. Use one ticket on your phone to unlock clues, score points and explore at your own pace.
You unlock the app and the lane ahead seems to rearrange itself—farm tracks, cliff-top paths and market-square corners mapped into a day’s scoreboard. South Devon’s coastline dares you to pick a pin: a sleepy fishing quay, an ancient stone circle, a panoramic moorland tor where wind pushes you forward.
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Operated by City Break by Cluecation · Plymouth, Devon
You unlock the app and the lane ahead seems to rearrange itself—farm tracks, cliff-top paths and market-square corners mapped into a day’s scoreboard. South Devon’s coastline dares you to pick a pin: a sleepy fishing quay, an ancient stone circle, a panoramic moorland tor where wind pushes you forward.
This self-guided treasure-hunt stitches local history with landscape. Plymouth’s naval past and smugglers’ tales sit beside the millennia-old granite of Dartmoor tors and the softer, red-hued Devonian sandstone of the coast. Fishing villages like Kingsand and Salcombe grew around estuaries; inland, hedged fields and narrow lanes reflect centuries of pastoral agriculture.
Culturally the region is equally layered—maritime traditions, cider-making farms, and small museums that keep local stories alive. Geologically, Dartmoor’s granite plates contrast with the folded sedimentary rocks sculpting the South Hams coastline, producing cliffs, coves, and sheltered estuaries.
Practically, this experience is a flexible mix of driving and short walks: you’ll follow GPS pins on your phone, solve clues, and visit points of interest at your own pace. Expect variable surfaces—tarmac lanes, muddy footpaths, stony tracks—and brief climbs to viewpoints. Carry a charged phone, offline maps, and waterproof layers; start early to avoid peak parking and to make the most of tide-dependent coastal stops. One ticket covers your device for a day—perfect for family groups who want casual exploration with a competitive twist. Whether you’re after local lore or panoramic views, the app nudges you off main roads and into authentic South Devon moments without the hassle of planning.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect short walks (10–30 minutes) between points and occasional uneven ground.
No—the tour is self-guided via the app and designed for independent exploration; one ticket grants access on one device.
Yes—many towns and villages are served by local buses, but some rural pins are easier to reach by car or on foot.
The listing specifies English-supported app access; check the app for additional language options before travel.
The app uses GPS; if signal is weak, pause and use cached maps or local signage—carry a paper map as backup in remote areas.
Plymouth’s naval docks shaped South Devon’s maritime economy while Dartmoor’s prehistoric stone circles and Bronze Age remains mark long-standing human presence on the moor.
Stick to marked paths to protect fragile moorland vegetation and coastal habitats; use local recycling points and follow 'leave no trace' principles to minimize visitor impact.
City Break by Cluecation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You unlock the app and the lane ahead seems to rearrange itself—farm tracks, cliff-top paths and market-square corners mapped into a day’s scoreboard. South Devon’s coastline dares you to pick a pin: a sleepy fishing quay, an ancient stone circle, a panoramic moorland tor where wind pushes you forward.
You unlock the app and the lane ahead seems to rearrange itself—farm tracks, cliff-top paths and market-square corners mapped into a day’s scoreboard. South Devon’s coastline dares you to pick a pin: a sleepy fishing quay, an ancient stone circle, a panoramic moorland tor where wind pushes you forward.
This self-guided treasure-hunt stitches local history with landscape. Plymouth’s naval past and smugglers’ tales sit beside the millennia-old granite of Dartmoor tors and the softer, red-hued Devonian sandstone of the coast. Fishing villages like Kingsand and Salcombe grew around estuaries; inland, hedged fields and narrow lanes reflect centuries of pastoral agriculture.
Culturally the region is equally layered—maritime traditions, cider-making farms, and small museums that keep local stories alive. Geologically, Dartmoor’s granite plates contrast with the folded sedimentary rocks sculpting the South Hams coastline, producing cliffs, coves, and sheltered estuaries.
Practically, this experience is a flexible mix of driving and short walks: you’ll follow GPS pins on your phone, solve clues, and visit points of interest at your own pace. Expect variable surfaces—tarmac lanes, muddy footpaths, stony tracks—and brief climbs to viewpoints. Carry a charged phone, offline maps, and waterproof layers; start early to avoid peak parking and to make the most of tide-dependent coastal stops. One ticket covers your device for a day—perfect for family groups who want casual exploration with a competitive twist. Whether you’re after local lore or panoramic views, the app nudges you off main roads and into authentic South Devon moments without the hassle of planning.