Hillforts & Earthworks

Nattadon Hill fort

Iron Age hill fort crowning a ridge above Dartmoor's open moorland, with commanding views across the granite plateau.

Outer Huccaby Ring

Hexworthy, Ashburton

A Bronze Age hillfort on open moorland, its concentric rings still visible after thousands of years of wind and weather.

Place Wood Hillfort

Iron Age hillfort crowning a ridge above Dartmoor's open moorland, its earthwork ramparts still commanding the landscape after two millennia.

Prestonbury Castle (fort)

Iron Age fort crowning a Dartmoor ridge, its ramparts still defining the moorland skyline after two millennia.

Prestonbury Castle (hillfort)

Iron Age hillfort on the high moor with ramparts and ditches still clearly visible in the landscape.

Rider's Rings

Shipley Bridge, Buckfastleigh

Bronze Age stone circles on open moorland, their purpose still debated after millennia on Dartmoor.

Ringwork

Layered defensive site with ringwork, castle, Saxon town and earthworks on the edge of Dartmoor.

Roman hill fort

Iron Age fort crowning a Dartmoor hilltop, where ramparts still trace the defensive ambitions of ancient communities.

White Tor camp

Iron Age hilltop settlement on the open moor, where ancient stone foundations still trace the lives of Dartmoor's earliest inhabitants.