The Wheeled Access Group was set up in 2017 as part of Moorland Guides. We wanted to find routes on Dartmoor so that the 2018 Dartmoor Walking Festival could offer walks to people using powered chairs and mobility scooters. We have come a long way since then.
Widecombe-in-the-Moor
Dartmoor poetry and collaborative art celebrating the landscape through verse and photography.
A Bronze Age stone circle standing among open moorland, marked by weathered granite monoliths aligned to ancient horizons.
A sturdy stone-walled enclosure on the open moor, built to pen stray livestock in the days when Dartmoor's commons were fiercely defended.
Belstone
A sturdy stone stocks stand in Belstone village, a sobering reminder of medieval justice on the edge of Dartmoor.
A hidden burial ground on Dartmoor where Quaker communities laid their dead, away from parish churchyards.
Tavistock
L-shaped fragments of walls in St Eustachius' Churchyard are the remains of the north-west corner of the Abbey cloister and the south wall of the Abbey Church, dating to the thirteenth century.
A weathered granite stone marking a royal occasion on the open moorland, standing as a quiet monument to Dartmoor's role in national history.
