Landscape
Breadcrumbs
153. Bodmin Moor
The key characteristics of Bodmin Moor are . . .
• Exposed, windswept, granite uplands rising to tors and clitter slopes.
• Extensive treeless heathland and wet moorland.
• Sheltered wooded valleys with fast-flowing streams.
• A high concentration of prehistoric monuments of international interest.
• Dispersed settlement pattern of hamlets and farmsteads with villages mainly of recent, industrial origin on moorland fringes and valleys.
For further details on this character area and for an introduction to the region, please see the PDF documents in the box at the top right hand side of this page.