Hundatora Village

Heritage Site in Devon Teignbridge

England

Hundatora Village

Haytor Rocks Popular and prominent granite outcrop (457m amsl) only a few minutes walk from the road below. The jointed and weathered rocks rise up to 50 feet above the grassy, moorland surroundings.
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Hundatora Village, located in Devon, England, is a picturesque and historic heritage site that attracts visitors from all over the world. Situated amidst rolling green hills and charming countryside, this quaint village has a rich history and is renowned for its well-preserved architecture and traditional English charm.

Dating back to the 14th century, Hundatora Village boasts a range of historical buildings, including a medieval church, that showcase the village's cultural heritage. The stone cottages, with their thatched roofs and colorful gardens, offer a glimpse into the village's past and have been lovingly maintained by the local community.

The village is also home to several local businesses, including a traditional pub, serving hearty meals and locally brewed ales. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll through the village, stopping to explore the various craft shops and galleries that showcase the work of local artisans.

Nature enthusiasts will find plenty to explore in the surrounding area, with numerous walking trails that weave through the scenic countryside. The village is also located near a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, providing opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and birdwatching.

Hundatora Village is a popular destination for history buffs, nature lovers, and those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its well-preserved heritage buildings, stunning natural surroundings, and warm hospitality, it is no wonder that Hundatora Village continues to captivate visitors and remains a cherished part of Devon's cultural landscape.

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Haytor Rocks Popular and prominent granite outcrop (457m amsl) only a few minutes walk from the road below. The jointed and weathered rocks rise up to 50 feet above the grassy, moorland surroundings.
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Haytor Rocks

Popular and prominent granite outcrop (457m amsl) only a few minutes walk from the road below. The jointed and weathered rocks rise up to 50 feet above the grassy, moorland surroundings. Link

Haytor Rocks Popular and prominent granite outcrop (457m amsl) only a few minutes walk from the road below. The jointed and weathered rocks rise up to 50 feet above the grassy, moorland surroundings.
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Haytor Rocks

Popular and prominent granite outcrop (457m amsl) only a few minutes walk from the road below. The jointed and weathered rocks rise up to 50 feet above the grassy, moorland surroundings. Link

Haytor Rocks Popular and prominent granite outcrop (457m amsl) only a few minutes walk from the road below. The jointed and weathered rocks rise up to 50 feet above the grassy, moorland surroundings.
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Haytor Rocks

Popular and prominent granite outcrop (457m amsl) only a few minutes walk from the road below. The jointed and weathered rocks rise up to 50 feet above the grassy, moorland surroundings. Link

Haytor - Moorland Blooming heather on the moorland slope north of Haytor Rocks. Granite outcrops abound.
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Haytor - Moorland

Blooming heather on the moorland slope north of Haytor Rocks. Granite outcrops abound. Link

Haytor - Disused Quarry Former granite quarry on the moorland north of Haytor Rocks.

Haytor - Disused Quarry

Former granite quarry on the moorland north of Haytor Rocks.

Haytor - Disused Quarry Former granite quarry on the moorland north of Haytor Rocks. Blooming heather in profusion.
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Haytor - Disused Quarry

Former granite quarry on the moorland north of Haytor Rocks. Blooming heather in profusion. Link

Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons.
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Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway

The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons. Link

Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons.
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Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway

The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons. Link

Haytor Rocks Popular and prominent granite outcrop (457m amsl) only a few minutes walk from the road below. The jointed and weathered rocks rise up to 50 feet above the grassy, moorland surroundings. A party of rock climbers has arrived there.
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Haytor Rocks

Popular and prominent granite outcrop (457m amsl) only a few minutes walk from the road below. The jointed and weathered rocks rise up to 50 feet above the grassy, moorland surroundings. A party of rock climbers has arrived there. Link

Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons.
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Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway

The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons. Link

Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons.
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Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway

The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons. Link

Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons.
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Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway

The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons. Link

Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons.
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Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway

The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons. Link

Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons.
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Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway

The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons. Link

Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons.
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Haytor - Disused Granite Tramway

The historic Haytor Granite Tramway was built ca 1820 for transporting granite from Haytor Down to the Stover Canal, some 10 miles away. Note that the trackbed has been made of flanged granite, to guide the wheels of horse-drawn wagons. Link

Haytor Down - Dartmoor Ponies Quintessential Dartmoor - ponies, moorland and historic granite tramway.
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Haytor Down - Dartmoor Ponies

Quintessential Dartmoor - ponies, moorland and historic granite tramway. Link

Haytor Quarry A spoil heap of granite blocks lies by a disused quarry on the northern slopes of Haytor Rocks.
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Haytor Quarry

A spoil heap of granite blocks lies by a disused quarry on the northern slopes of Haytor Rocks. Link

Haytor - Disused Quarry Haytor Quarry (now flooded) was opened in the late 18th century and worked sporadically throughout the 19th century until the 1860s. Granite from here was used in the old London Bridge and the British Museum.
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Haytor - Disused Quarry

Haytor Quarry (now flooded) was opened in the late 18th century and worked sporadically throughout the 19th century until the 1860s. Granite from here was used in the old London Bridge and the British Museum. Link

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Hundatora Village is located at Grid Ref: SX7478 (Lat: 50.592, Lng: -3.773)

Administrative County: Devon

District: Teignbridge

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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