Dartmoor Heritage

Lustleigh War Memorial

Lustleigh, Bovey Tracey

A quiet memorial to Lustleigh's fallen, standing among the high moorland where community memory endures.

Lydford Castle

Lydford, Tavistock

A Norman stronghold reduced to atmospheric ruins on the edge of Dartmoor, where castle and landscape have merged over nine centuries.

Lydford Gorge White Lady Entrance

Lydford, Tavistock

A dramatic river gorge carved through moorland stone, where the East Dart plunges through Lydford's rocky depths.

Manga Rock

Teigncombe, Chagford

A weathered granite stone standing on the open moorland, a quiet marker of Dartmoor's ancient landscape.

Marchant's Cross

A weathered stone cross standing alone on open moorland, marking centuries of travel and trade across Dartmoor's high ground.

Mardon Down Stone Circle

Bronze Age stone circle standing quietly on Dartmoor's open moorland, its weathered stones a testament to ritual and settlement in prehistory.

Maristow Camp

Iron Age or Bronze Age hilltop enclosure on the eastern moor, now a earthwork among open moorland.

Mearsdon Manor

A Grade II* listed manor house on the edge of Dartmoor, reflecting centuries of settlement and land use on the moor's margins.

Meavy Barton

A Grade II* listed farmhouse on the edge of Dartmoor, with the sturdy timber-framed character of medieval vernacular building.