Situated on the lower south-western slopes of Hart Tor, this Bronze Age monument consists of a pair of stone rows, one a single and one a double, that converge on a pair of cairns. Of the two rows the double is the more impressive, it starts just to the east of the River Meavy and runs uphill in an east-north-east direction. The row terminates at its eastern end with a kerbed cairn comprising of a circle of about 15 stones. The second stone row is a badly damaged course of less than 20 stones which ascends the hill in a south-west to north-east direction. Its eastern end is marked by a second cairn; this cairn does not have an encircling kerb of stones.