A 3.2 m granite standing stone on Longash Common, the tallest of the Merrivale monuments, with a small cairn, a fallen stone and a short line of stones beside it.
Belstone, Okehampton
Ruined cottage on open moorland, a poignant trace of the families who once eked out life on Dartmoor's high ground.
Southcott, Moretonhampstead
A solitary gravestone on open moorland marking the resting place of a young servant whose death remains shrouded in mystery.
Single Bronze Age standing stone (menhir) about 3.5 metres high, on high moor near Devil's Tor at 542 metres. It stands higher above sea level than any other menhir on Dartmoor.
Lydford, Tavistock
A dramatic river gorge carved through moorland stone, where the East Dart plunges through Lydford's rocky depths.
Babeny, Ashburton
Bronze Age stone circle and hut settlements scattered across open moorland, revealing how ancient communities lived on Dartmoor's high ground.
A ring of 11 low stones, 18.5 m across, on Longash Common: the stone circle beside Merrivale's stone rows.
Throwleigh, Chagford
Standing stone 1.7 m high on the col between Little Hound Tor and Hound Tor, where Dartmoor Forest, Throwleigh and South Tawton parishes meet.
The one erect dolmen left in Devon, a capstone on three uprights in a field at Shilstone near Drewsteignton, fallen in 1862 and re-erected.
