Potter's Walk This trail explores the edge of Fernworthy Reservoir and enjoys views over Thornworthy Tor. Just 0.75 miles distant and mainly flat, the route is ideal for families with young children and babies in pushchairs. As well as a good walk, this route takes in Bronze Age hut circles dating back 4,000 years. WP1 Park in main car park (pay and display) and leave through the picnic site. Dot Waypoints potters_walk_web(1).jpg image/jpeg WP2 Stop a while and look out over the reservoir to Thornworthy Tor. Then follow the path alongside the reservoir to the dam. Look out for great crested grebe and swallows dive-bombing hatching insects. Dot Waypoints WP3 Walk past the dam, rhododendron and berberis before turning sharp right. Dot Waypoints potters_walk_web (2)(1).jpg image/jpeg WP4 Pass the old quarry from where stone was taken to construct the dam. Then pass the bronze age hut circles which date back 4,000 years. Imagine what it would have been like to live up here in these granite circles. Dot Waypoints WP5 Return to car park, where there are public toilets and picnic tables for a relaxed and well earned lunch. Dot Waypoints potters_walk_map_web(1).jpg image/jpeg