Dartmoor Heritage

Cressen Hayes

A pair of listed farmhouses on the moorland fringe, surviving from the medieval or early post-medieval period.

Crockern Tor

Two Bridges

A windswept granite tor offering sweeping views across central Dartmoor and a glimpse of the moor's raw, elemental character.

Cross About near South Harton Farm Gate

Lustleigh, Moretonhampstead

A wayside cross standing near South Harton Farm, marking an ancient route across the moor.

Cross Dyke reave

A 600 m prehistoric reave running up the south slope of Lee Moor towards Cholwich Town Reave North, a bank up to 2 m wide with a ditch, tied to the Hanging Stone and ending at a cairn.

Cross Gate Cross

A stone cross standing sentinel on the open moor, marking an ancient route across Dartmoor's high plateau.

Cross incised on a boulder, Riddon Ridge

A cross cut at one end of a large boulder on the east side of Riddon Ridge, just below a hut circle.

Cross on Sampford Spiney village green

A tall slender Latin cross, 2.3 m high, set in a boulder on the village green at Sampford Spiney, moved there from a hedge and listed Grade II.

Cullever Steps

Belstone

The stepping-stone and ford crossing of the East Okement River below Belstone Tor, a named point on the old Forest boundary, now crossed by army bridges.

Cut Hill incised crosses

Two crosses cut on flat rocks on the north side of Cut Hill, most likely modern and linked to the hill's letterboxing.