Leisure & Outdoor

Recreation and activities on and around the moor

Tors & Landmarks

Bel Tor

Small granite outcrop near Poundsgate, famous for a logan stone with a rock basin said to reflect the rising sun.

Tors & Landmarks

Bell Tor

A massive granite pile above Widecombe, known for its dramatic chasm and water-filled rock basins that ripple in the wind.

Tors & Landmarks

Bellever Tor

A fine granite rockpile south-west of Bellever hamlet, crowned by a 1993 trig pillar and housing logan stones that actually move.

Tors & Landmarks

Belstone Tor

The highest tor in a chain running north of Belstone village, known for four granite footings atop its summit that once braced a military signal structure.

Tors & Landmarks

Berra Tor

A compact sedimentary outcrop hidden among trees on Dartmoor's south-western edge, with an Iron Age camp nearby.

Tors & Landmarks

Birch Tor

A split granite pile rising 487m above Dartmoor's most worked tin mines, with evidence of Vitifer Mine, the last working tin mine on the moor, still visible on the western slope.

Tors & Landmarks

Black Tor

Tor above Black-a-tor Copse on Okehampton Common

Tors & Landmarks

Black Tor

A modest tor on Walkhampton Common, best reached as part of a longer moorland walk taking in the Devonport Leat and nearby Hart Tor.

Tors & Landmarks

Blackadon Tor

A modest single outcrop on Blackadon Down, easily missed from the south but revealing more impressive granite faces and hidden rocks on its north side.