Cherry Brook is one of the many brooks feeding the West Dart River, with the brook running from the north through Powdermills - the site of a disused gunpowder mill. Smith Hill is immediately to the north, Bellever is slightly to the east and obscured by the foreground. Typical of Dartmoor, there are many stone circles and ancient settlements within easy walking distance.

Cherry Brook - Dartmoor visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Cherry Brook' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Devon.

Cherry Brook flows through Lower Brook Bridge, under the B3357 road near to Two Bridges in the heart of Dartmoor in Devon, England. The area is popular for walking, cycling and horse riding, though the ground around the brook can be wet. At the right time of the year it is possible to fly-fish for wild brown trout, sea trout or even a salmon within this stream as well as other parts and tributaries to the Dart River.

Water from Cherry Brook was, in the 1850's, used to power water mills at a the Plymouth and Dartmoor Gunpowder Company. The gunpowder was used locally for blasting at mines and clearing farmland. The remains of the powder factory lie alongside the B3212.