A boundary cairn marks the boundary of Exmoor National Park. The cairn is constructed of roughly mortared stone, with a triangular sign featuring the logo of the National Park Authority.

The ruins of a limekiln and a possible counting house are located on the eroding cliff edge above Wild Pear Beach.

A well is shown on historic mapping to the west of West Challacombe farmstead.

A modern building platform represent the remains of a former cafe that is shown on post war maps.

A post-medieval boundary stone was annotated on the 1st Edition Ordnance Survey map but not on the 2nd Edition map. This marked the boundary between Trentishoe and Combe Martin parishes and manors.

A boundary stone is shown on modern mapping. It may or may not have been reused from elsewhere, when the Parish Boundary in this location changed position.

A boundary cairn marks the boundary of Exmoor National Park. The cairn is constructed of roughly mortared stone, with a triangular sign featuring the logo of the National Park Authority.

The Girt Down Mine is located on the southern and eastern slopes of the Great Hangman. There was no central mine, rather a series of prospecting plots for iron or manganese in a leased area dating to the middle of the 19th Century.

A lynchet scarp visible on the ground in 1993 appeared as a field boundary on historic mapping. The possible remains of another could be seen to the northeast.

One of five stones that marks the parish boundary between Combe Martin and Trentishoe. It is inscribed TM on its eastern side and measures 1.13 metres high, 0.69 metres wide and 0.13 metres thick.