Dartmoor Heritage

Church Ruins to near Church of Holy Trinity

Ruined structures standing to the east of the Church of Holy Trinity, likely medieval in origin.

Cist 365m west of Grim's Grave

A Bronze Age stone burial chamber on the open moor west of Grim's Grave, Dartmoor.

Cist 430m ESE of Yealm Steps

A Bronze Age burial cist on the open moorland southeast of Yealm Steps, a scheduled monument of Dartmoor's prehistoric heritage.

Cist south-west of Gutter Tor

A Bronze Age burial cist nestled in the moorland south-west of Gutter Tor, among Dartmoor's ancient stone monuments.

Clannaborough Farmhouse Including Garden Walls

A Grade II* listed farmhouse with surviving garden walls, representing centuries of settlement and cultivation on Dartmoor's margins.

Cluster of five hut circles near Ger Tor

Bronze Age settlement of five stone hut circles within an enclosed field, north-east of Ger Tor on central Dartmoor.

Cluster of five hut circles situated within a large enclosure near Ger Tor

Five Bronze Age stone hut circles within a defended enclosure on the moorland north-east of Ger Tor.

Conduit Head Attached to Front of 67A

A listed stone conduit head built to supply water to a house on Dartmoor.

County Bridge Stone On North East Side Of Road From Cockington Bridge Of Pondsworthy, About 80 Metres North West Of The Bridge

Lower Dunstone, Ashburton

A boundary marker stone on the moor north west of Pondsworthy, marking historic parish or estate limits.