Leisure & Outdoor

Recreation and activities on and around the moor

Tors & Landmarks

Wedlake Tor

Small metamorphic rock outcrop above Wedlake Farm, surprisingly distinct when viewed from Colly Brook despite the surrounding bare moorland.

Tors & Landmarks

Welstor Rock

A small rocky outcrop just east of Buckland Beacon with views down the Dart valley and north to Rippon Tor.

Tors & Landmarks

West Mill Tor

A grand granite stack between Rowtor and Yes Tor, striking from the north and known for one of Dartmoor's most difficult boulder fields on its east side.

Tors & Landmarks

Yes Tor

Dartmoor's second highest peak at 619m, more spectacular than its taller neighbour High Willhays and marked by a military flagpole.

Tors & Landmarks

Little White Tor

Scattered granite pile above Peter Tavy with a distinctive west-facing cliff, standing apart from its larger neighbour White Tor.

Tors & Landmarks

Amicombe Hill

North Dartmoor's sixth-highest peak at 584 metres, also known as the Devil's Dome, with a distinctive clitter field.

Tors & Landmarks

Top Tor

A cluster of granite outcrops at 423m with irregular jointing, possibly the 'Dream Tor' of Beatrice Chase's writing, reached in ten minutes from the B3387.

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Yar Tor

A 424-metre granite tor near Dartmeet with a distinctive spiral-shaped summit cairn and impressive views across central Dartmoor.

Tors & Landmarks

Winter Tor

A pointed granite outcrop on the north moor edge, somewhat overshadowed by its taller neighbours but with impressive scree running down to the East Okement River.