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Combeshead Tor
Devon
Combeshead Tor sits in the eastern quarter of Dartmoor near Postbridge, a modest outcrop of granite that rises to 371 metres. The tor itself is understated, typical of Dartmoor's working landscape where high points emerge from bog and heather without fanfare. From the summit, views open across the moorland plateau to surrounding hills and ridges, with the character of the moor itself as much the draw as any distant panorama.
The tor is reached through accessible moorland from nearby Postbridge, making it a natural waypoint on longer walks across this part of Dartmoor. It offers a genuine sense of the moor's scale and solitude without requiring scrambling or technical effort.
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