Situated in the heart of the West Country (UK), Dartmoor is a rugged moorland landscape with wooded valleys and wind swept Tors. Consisting of 368 square miles it was designated a National Park in 1951.

Renowned for its extensive wildlife and primordial vistas it is regarded as the last true wilderness in England.

Dartmoor also offers a wealth of archaeological remains and mystical enchantment, home to pixies, witches and hell hounds.

“The wellspring of the Elder Faith is letting forth its vital lifeblood, effusing the underground streams of magical practise, granting its power to the veins that thread throughout the land, nourishing and nurturing the verdant earth of Albion anew.”

--Andrew D Chumbley