Dartmoor Nature Alliance is campaigning to make Dartmoor a place where nature is in the ascendancy, and from which wildlife spills over into the surrounding countryside, where the needs of the natural environment come first.
Princetown
An eighteenth-century water channel built in the 1790s to supply Plymouth Dock, running for miles across the high moor from three northern streams.
Princetown
Remote moorland farmstead south of Princetown, built in 1901 near the ancient Nun's Cross boundary marker.
Okehampton
A small granite tor on Okehampton Common made of broken, flat blocks, standing at 436 metres on the open moor.
Mary Tavy
A moorland brook rising in boggy terrain between Amicombe Hill and Great Kneeset on the north-west moor, flowing west to join the River Tavy.
Belstone
A ford across the East Okement River on the north-east moor, passable by stone-hopping in low water but requiring a wade or diversion in spate.
Okehampton
Wooded river valley on the East Okement south-east of Okehampton, dominated by the stone Fatherford Viaduct carrying the Dartmoor Line.
Moretonhampstead
Grade I listed medieval parish church in Moretonhampstead centre, notable for its early fifteenth-century tower and traditional Devon wagon roof.
Princetown
Ruins of a moorland farmhouse built around 1871 by John Hooper near Nun's Cross, south of Princetown.
