Dartmoor Heritage

Honeyford Farmhouse

A Grade II* listed farmhouse on the edge of Dartmoor, likely dating from the 17th century or earlier.

Hooten Wheals (Mine dis)

Remnants of tin mining on the open moor, where Victorian enterprise left stone foundations and spoil heaps across the granite landscape.

Horn's Cross

A standing stone cross on open moorland, likely medieval, marking a route or boundary across Dartmoor.

Horrabridge Bridge

A Grade I listed bridge crossing the West Dart River, likely medieval in origin and integral to Dartmoor's transport network.

Horsham

A Grade II* listed building of medieval or early modern origin, set in the upland Dartmoor landscape.

Hospit Cross

A medieval wayside cross marking the moorland route between North Bovey and Bovey Tracey.

Hostel

Buckfastleigh

Atmospheric stone ruins nestled on open moorland, a haunting reminder of human habitation in Dartmoor's high country.

Hound Tor Deserted Medieval Vilage

Haunting stone foundations of a medieval farming community, abandoned centuries ago and slowly reclaimed by Dartmoor's moorland.

Huccaby Ring

A small Iron Age hillfort on Dartmoor, defined by a low circular earthwork and ditch.