Blackslade Mire

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Blackslade Mire is one of 191 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Devon. It lies within Dartmoor National Park. For arrivals by rail, Newton Abbot Station is about 13.4 km to the east. Haytor Rocks and Quarries and Holne Woodlands are among the SSSIs within 2.8 km.

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