Mill Leat, Buckfastleigh
A Norman earthwork rising from open moorland, where ancient ramparts still command the high ground after nearly a thousand years.
Bronze Age settlement of stone circles and hut foundations, mysteriously well-preserved on the open moor.
Stone slabs spanning a moorland stream, a bridge built to last centuries on the open moor.
Bronze Age standing stones arranged in a long row across open moorland, weathered by thousands of years of Dartmoor wind and rain.
Bronze Age stones marching across open moorland, their purpose still tangled in Dartmoor's deep past.
Ancient stone circle and cairn rising from the open moorland, testament to Dartmoor's Bronze Age inhabitants.
Milton Combe, Tavistock
A Tudor monastery turned private home, Buckland Abbey sits in wooded valleys south of Dartmoor with genuine historical weight.
Lustleigh, Bovey Tracey
A modest stone bridge crossing the East Dart River, testament to centuries of moorland travel and trade.
Iron Age hilltop settlement on the open moor, where ancient stone foundations still trace the lives of Dartmoor's earliest inhabitants.
