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16 (1%) of Registered Dartefacters have visited this item. They are: Max Piper, Dartmoor Paul, Neil Handley, SteveGrigg, Fr66, Amanda Ellis, mkcladi, Chris Taylor, John Deakins, CocosCrew, Bridgemarker Tim, Cbdarke, Richard Blight, John Paver, lizmiall, bobno

This Dartefact is visited by the following walks:

• DR 1: Postbridge to Fur Tor and Back Again , km, m ascent

Paul Rendell beside the southern marker.

The North-West Passage Peat Pass is one of the longest peat passes on Dartmoor. Indeed, it is also one of the most used, as it provides a relatively dry route from East Dart Country to Tavy Country, and is well-used by walkers trying to reach Fur Tor from the east. The pass has two sections; the much longer section to the west and a shorter, though narrow, pass to the east. Both of these parts are marked by peat pass markers, to quote Eric Hemery (1983).

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