Hollow Tor
A heather-covered granite stack on Blackslade Down, 5-6 metres high, overlooking Widecombe and Hameldown.
Recreation and activities on and around the moor
A heather-covered granite stack on Blackslade Down, 5-6 metres high, overlooking Widecombe and Hameldown.
Substantial granite tor with a quarried hollow running through it, dropping dramatically 350 feet into Hound Tor Combe with views north to Top Tor.
Magnificent granite tor on Bonehill Down with sprawling outcrops studded with xenoliths, overlooking the Widecombe valley.
Spectacular granite stacks overlooking Grimspound Bronze Age settlement, with the Two Moors Way running across the top.
Popular granite tor with substantial stacks and lumps good for scrambling, just 150 metres from a car park on the B3387 near Manaton.
Heavily weathered granite tor near the B3387 between Bovey Tracey and Widecombe, with a notable balancing stone.
A modest granite outcrop on Woodcock Hill's southern spur, often overlooked but appearing on 19th-century maps, with weathered rock showing horizontal jointing.
A tor near Castle Drogo with granite outcrops, visited by a modest number of Dartmoor walkers.
A small cemetery on Dartmoor holding American prisoners of war from the Second World War.