This page is a under construction. It is an attempt to address the question of what prehistoric archaeology can be visited using the new "Transmoor" bus service 171/172 and also the Haytor Hoppa (271) Service that starts on 25th May.

A table of the major bus stops is now in the database behind this website and it opens up possibilities to improve the interface to assist planning journeys using buses. Step one is to build that table which has been done. It may take a bit of development work to make good use of this new resource and the author wants to use it to plan days out right away so I have decided to publish while it is still a work in progress. A possibility is that the individual site pages have a nearvy bus stop listing.

The tables below give the major stops on the various routes. There are minor stops which have not been included you can find those by looking at the offical resources on the Public Transport page. There are two listings of sites nearby. The Map column just shows the location of the bus stop on a map.

The first column Nearby - Walkers lists the core sites within 5 km of the bus stop around a 2 hour walk. The core sites are the less detailed listings of the major sites and include the stone circles and stone rows and most major features of interest to walkers. It does not include more detailed coverage of the very numerous minor cairns which are of interest to archaeologists but probably of less interest to most walkers. These are included in the Nearby - Detailed listings. Thi sstill excludes round houses which can swamp listings. In either case you can use the drop downs on the serach results to increse or decrease the level of details and the distance.