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Stereo views from this page
General view near the start of the walk in Dewerstone Wood, just up the steps from the car park at Shaugh Bridge
Dewerstone Rocks from across the valley, with the River Plym below, from approx. SX 54100 63660
Dewerstone Rocks from across the valley, with the River Plym below, from approx. SX 54100 63660
The pleasant path through the National Trust North Wood, en route to Cadover Bridge. Approx SX 54525 64000
Looking down at the River Plym
View of the pipe after which this section of path is known as "the pipe track"
Ladder stile on the path
Another view of the Plym
Almost at Cadover Bridge
Cadover Bridge, not a good view (SX 55542 64640)
Restored cross (SX 55330 64718), reached after crossing Cadover Bridge and turning left, climbing uphill, near the wall running around Lower Cadworthy Farm
Cairn & cist (SX 54427 64425), view looking from the west
Close-up of the cist in the centre of the cairn circle, an ancient burial site from Late Neolithic and early Bronze Age (2,300 � 700 BC). More information from this Dartmoor National Park fact sheet
View westwards from the cairn, showing the track
Rocky outcrop before the tor above Dewerstone Rocks (seen at left)
Dewerstone Rocks
View northwards from the tor (at SX 53857 63835) above the Dewerstone
Old cable brake drum house (SX 53725 64280) for the 19th Century inclined tramway that runs down to the clay drying kilns by Shaugh Bridge. The cross axle and some fittings are still there
Another view with the top part of the tramway
View down the inclined tramway - note the holes in the stones for fixing the rails
A bend in the tramway around this rocky outcrop
Another view of the River Plym - over the hill behind us, it is joined by the River Meavy immediately above Shaugh Bridge
Shaugh Bridge (SX 53277 63678), almost back at the car park
