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Doe Tor
Devon
Doe Tor stands as a compact granite outcrop on the open moorland of central Dartmoor, reaching 425 metres above sea level. Its weathered stone rises clearly from the surrounding heath and grassland, a natural landmark that rewards the walk across open moor to reach it. The tor itself is climbed easily, offering a vantage point across the plateau landscape.
From Doe Tor, the views sweep across Dartmoor's high ground and down into the valleys that cut into the moor. On clear days you can trace the moorland's contours and see how the granite landscape rises and falls. The walk here crosses typical Dartmoor terrain, open and sometimes boggy, and requires map and compass skills in poor visibility. This is a place where the moor's scale and emptiness become clear.
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