Nattor, Plympton
Medieval rabbit warrens marked by distinctive earthen mounds, revealing how Dartmoor's open moorland was once managed for food.
Iron Age fort crowning a Dartmoor hilltop, where ramparts still trace the defensive ambitions of ancient communities.
A stark stone shelter from Dartmoor's tin-mining heyday, offering glimpses of the miners who worked this high moorland.
An Iron Age hillfort crowning the high moorland, with commanding views across Dartmoor's rolling plateau.
Teigncombe, Chagford
A weathered granite stone standing on the open moorland, a quiet marker of Dartmoor's ancient landscape.
Lower Merripit, Chagford
Weathered stone cottages slowly surrendering to Dartmoor, their empty windows framing moorland sky.
A hidden burial ground on Dartmoor where Quaker communities laid their dead, away from parish churchyards.
Poole Cottages, Moretonhampstead
Stone foundations and crumbling walls mark a farm abandoned to Dartmoor's exposed uplands, its history written in weathered granite.
Venton, Ashburton
Scattered granite blocks on open moorland marking the site of a famous logan stone, moved centuries ago.
