Dartmoor Heritage

Warren at Sheeps Tor near Chubstone Cottage

Scheduled monument warren and medieval rabbit warren at Sheeps Tor, evidence of medieval land use on Dartmoor.

Waye Cottage Including Garden Boundary Walls to South

A Grade II* listed cottage with surviving garden boundary walls, representing rural domestic life on the Dartmoor uplands.

Wayside Stone, SX 742 887

Cranbrook, Moretonhampstead

A modest stone marker standing beside an old moorland route, marking the way for travellers crossing Dartmoor.

Westernmost of four cairns

The westernmost cairn of a Bronze Age cairnfield on White Hill's western slope, a scheduled monument on Dartmoor.

Wheal Augusta (Teign Valley Barytes Mine)

Industrial ruins nestled in the Teign Valley where Victorian miners extracted barytes from the moorland slopes.

Wheelpit (60', Dartmoor's Largest)

Dartmoor's deepest tin mine shaft, a 60-foot void carved into the moorland that speaks to centuries of industrial heritage.

Whiddon Park Deer Park Wall Between Sx 723 889

A substantial stone wall marking the boundary of Whiddon Park's historic deer park on central Dartmoor.

White Hill (1646)

Heathfield, Bovey Tracey

A remote Dartmoor battlefield where English Civil War forces clashed in 1646, leaving traces in the moorland landscape.

Whittenknowles Settlement

Bronze Age settlement among Dartmoor's high moorland, where ancient stone foundations still mark the hillside.