Greator Rocks
Two granite piles rising above Hound Tor Combe with a huge cave in the eastern face, draped in ferns and climbing plants.
Recreation and activities on and around the moor
Two granite piles rising above Hound Tor Combe with a huge cave in the eastern face, draped in ferns and climbing plants.
Low granite outcrops on the north-west moor near Rattle Brook, standing at 541m and actually higher than the more famous Great Mis Tor.
Small grass-covered granite outcrop at 512m, sitting just above the old Rattlebrook Railway track in the north-west moor.
One of eastern Dartmoor's tallest tors, sitting above the Bronze Age settlement of Grimspound with a trig point marking the ridge and a logan stone to the north.
Western Dartmoor tor at 531m with views across to Cornwall and Plymouth Sound, marked by a military flagpole within the Willsworthy firing range.
A granite tor above disused tinworks, marked by a boundary stone that once defined the legal edge of the mining operation.
A 436-metre tor on Okehampton Common right beside the firing range observation post, with views to Yes Tor and High Willhays.
A shapely granite tor above Postbridge with a weathered summit and Bronze Age hut, marked by a memorial to a schoolmaster who died there in 1914.
One of Devon's most striking granite tors, with two massive rock masses rising from a lofty ridge and visible from the South Devon coast.