Granite crosses and waymarks that guided travellers across the moor.
A wayside cross standing at the road junction near Shaugh Prior church, likely medieval in origin.
Bronze Age round cairn on open moorland south east of Challacombe Cross, a scheduled monument on Dartmoor.
A medieval cross standing south of Shaden Plantation, marking an ancient route across the moor.
A standing stone cross on open moorland, likely medieval, marking a route or boundary across Dartmoor.
A medieval wayside cross standing alone on the open moor south east of Wormhill, a marker of routes and boundaries across Dartmoor.
A stone cross marking a meeting point or boundary on the open moorland of central Dartmoor.
A stone cross marking the high moorland between Moretonhampstead and Chagford, likely medieval in origin.
A wayside cross marking the north west edge of Whitchurch Down, likely medieval in origin and a scheduled monument.
A wayside stone cross on the open moor, likely medieval in origin, marking a route across Dartmoor's high ground.
