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Dartmoor Brewery
Manufacturers & Makers

Dartmoor Brewery

Princetown

Dartmoor Brewery - producing award-winning traditional ales for the past 30 years at England's highest brewery, in the heart of Dartmoor. The famous and original Jail Ale, the mighty Legend, the golden Dartmoor IPA, and more besides. Beer with altitude.

Did you know?

A Dartmoor fact about Brentor Church (St Michael de Rupe)

Did you know?

The church describes itself as the fourth smallest parish church in the UK and, it believes, the highest working church in southern England.

Worth a visit
Blackstone Photo
Photographers

Blackstone Photo

Abbotskerswell

I'm a proud Devonian, born and bred in Brixham with a love of the moor since my childhood. My Grandad’s family farmed around Bovey and it was through him that I was introduced to the wild spaces that have been a constant in my life ever since.

Artisans & Craftspeople

Princetown Press

Princetown

We use heritage craft techniques, hand-powered printing presses, and recycled papers to create printed ephemera that inspire and delight. Where possible, we use British-made materials, and tools.With combined degrees in Environmental Science, and Sustainable Product and Furniture Design, makers Emma Hogbin and Jon Palmer bring a unique perspective to the endangered heritage craft of letterpress.

Dartmoor's Daughter - Emma Cunis
Walking & Hiking

Dartmoor's Daughter - Emma Cunis

After a 20 year global business career living in New York, Hong Kong, London, and Australia, Emma returned home to Devon to recover her health. Reconnecting with her family’s love and guiding history on Dartmoor, she qualified as a Hill & Moorland Leader (HML) and founded ‘Dartmoor’s Daughter’.

Amid Devonia's Alps, page 47Plate from Amid Devonia's Alps, page 47, 1888

“It was already dusk; dark mist wreaths moved upon the Moor, and oncoming night winds sighed of rain.”

Also on Our DartmoorCholwich Town Cross — A medieval granite wayside cross near Tinpark Farm, Cornwood, once a gatepost, set up here in 1969. Also called Ridding Down Cross and Tinpark Cross.