Dartmoor Heritage

Huccaby Ring

An oval earthwork 49 m by 48 m inside, on the south-east side of Huccaby Tor, with a slight platform that may be a hut circle.

Hucken Tor Farm (ruins)

Merrivale, Tavistock

Ruined farmstead nestled on open moorland, revealing centuries of upland settlement and survival on Dartmoor.

Huckworthy Bridge

A stone-built bridge crossing the West Dart River, likely medieval in origin and grade II* listed.

Huckworthy Cross

A medieval wayside cross standing on open moorland south-west of Sampford Spiney, marking an ancient route across Dartmoor.

Hunter's Tor camp

A small hillfort with three concentric ramparts, 116 m by 70 m inside, on a hill on the north side of the Bovey valley.

Huntingdon Barrow

A Bronze Age burial mound on open moorland.

Huntingdon Cross (Huntingdon Warren)

South Brent

A medieval wayside cross by the River Avon at Huntingdon Warren, one of four crosses ordered up for the Brent Moor bounds in 1557.

Hurston Ridge stone row and enclosure

The Hurston Ridge double stone row, 143 m long from a round cairn to a blocking stone, with a second cairn, an enclosure of at least seven huts 210 m long and the Hurston Ridge reave.

Hut circle and banks, Longaford Newtake

A hut circle 4 m across inside with a south-facing gap and three lengths of bank leading from it, in Longaford Newtake above the West Dart.