Dartmoor

Dartmoor is a rugged area of open moorland in Devon, England, known for its expansive landscapes, granite tors, and rich wildlife. Covering about 368 square miles, it features rugged hills, deep valleys, ancient stone-built villages, and archaeological sites. Dartmoor is a designated national park, offering opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife watching. Its unique environment supports diverse flora and fauna, and its historic sites reflect centuries of human history. The area combines natural beauty with cultural heritage, making it a significant place for conservation, recreation, and appreciation of England’s rural landscape.