Shaugh Prior, Plymouth
Plymouth journalist, geologist and historian (1837-1896), author of histories of Devonport, Plymouth and Devon.
Lustleigh
Hatherleigh Tor is a small granite peak located near Lustleigh, east of the A382. It is part of the East Dartmoor landscape, often overshadowed by more famous tors but still a notable feature.
Bridford
Heltor Rock, also known as Hel Tor or Whitestone, is a prominent peak near Bridford. Standing at a strategic position, it offers a commanding view of the surrounding landscape, particularly from the summit of Blackingstone Rock to the southwest.
Cornwood
Rook Tor is a Dartmoor peak located near Cornwood, marked on Ordnance Survey maps just below 300 meters.
Lustleigh
Great Wood Tor, a prominent peak near Lustleigh, stands out as a series of large moss-covered boulders that rise from the woodland.
Lustleigh
Plain Mummeries Tor is a small but distinctive rock outcrop located on a gentle spur near Lustleigh. It sits within a woodland clearing and its name comes from the 19th Century Tithe Maps, which referred to the area as 'Plain Mummeries'.
Bovey Tracey
Pixey Copse Tor, standing at 140 metres, is a granite valley side tor near Bovey Tracey. Its jagged, dark rocks, heavily fissured and covered in vegetation, form an intriguing path through Shaptor Wood.
Haytor Vale
Owlacombe Burrow Rock is a non-gneissic rock face located near Haytor Vale, standing about 400 metres east of the minor road to Manaton.
Lustleigh
Northcombe Copse Tor is a small broken tor located on the south slopes of Northcombe Copse, east of Hawkmoor Park. It consists of three distinct sections, with the middle group being the most impressive.
