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Scorhill Stone Circle comprises roughly two dozen granite stones arranged in a ring on the high moorland south of Chagford. Dating to the Bronze Age, the monument stands as evidence of ceremonial or astronomical significance lost to time, its stones worn smooth by millennia of Dartmoor weather and wind.
Accessible from a very small nearby carpark (don't block the local's driveway!) Or by traversing across open moorland.
All images by Glavind Strachan Photography
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