Fur Tor
A sprawling granite tor above the River Tavy headwaters with a climbable summit stack and views stretching to Cornwall.
Recreation and activities on and around the moor
A sprawling granite tor above the River Tavy headwaters with a climbable summit stack and views stretching to Cornwall.
Small metamorphic outcrop below Boulters Tor, named for the gorse bush crowning its summit rocks.
A substantial granite spur commanding Tavy Cleave from the west, known as the Sentinel of the Cleave, with steep drops into the river on its eastern flank.
Rocky granite outcrop half a mile south of Gidleigh village, known locally as Prinsep's Folly after a house built here in 1848 that was soon abandoned.
Dark metamorphic outcrop on Dartmoor's far west above Peter Tavy, with dramatic north-facing crags and small oaks clinging to the rocks.
A must visit tor on Dartmoor's north-western flank, standing 582 metres high with excellent views across the moor.
One of Dartmoor's largest tors with massive granite outcrops commanding the skyline above the River Walkham, marked by a military flag pole.
Striking granite stacks with a distinctive corridor between two main piles, rising 455m above West Dartmoor near Merrivale.
A massive granite rockpile on the south moor's edge near Cadover Bridge, marked by pink granite and old quarry scars.