Cattle stile at Pink Moors

The cattle stile at Pink Moors, likely built in the early 19th century, is constructed from Carn Marth moorstone granite with earth fill.

On the south side, there are three horizontal monoliths serving as steps. The top and bottom stones are dressed, and the top stone features infilled drill-holes, indicating it may have been reused from a gate or fence post. Additionally, there is a horizontal monolith positioned at right angles on the right-hand side at the top of the stile, along with a grounder, or partially hidden monolith, on the same side above the foot stone. To the right of the stile, two vertical granite monoliths stand at about 1 meter tall, with one appearing to be a reused gate or fence post. On the north side, there are three more horizontal monoliths acting as steps.

The stile crosses over a stone and earth hedge bank.