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Hollow Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Hollow Tor

A heather-covered granite stack on Blackslade Down, 5-6 metres high, overlooking Widecombe and Hameldown.

Holwell Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Holwell Tor

Substantial granite tor with a quarried hollow running through it, dropping dramatically 350 feet into Hound Tor Combe with views north to Top Tor.

Honeybag Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Honeybag Tor

Magnificent granite tor on Bonehill Down with sprawling outcrops studded with xenoliths, overlooking the Widecombe valley.

Hookney Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Hookney Tor

Spectacular granite stacks overlooking Grimspound Bronze Age settlement, with the Two Moors Way running across the top.

Hound Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Hound Tor

Popular granite tor with substantial stacks and lumps good for scrambling, just 150 metres from a car park on the B3387 near Manaton.

Hound Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Hound Tor

Heavily weathered granite tor near the B3387 between Bovey Tracey and Widecombe, with a notable balancing stone.

Hunt Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Hunt Tor

A modest granite outcrop on Woodcock Hill's southern spur, often overlooked but appearing on 19th-century maps, with weathered rock showing horizontal jointing.

Hunter's Tor
Tors & Landmarks

Hunter's Tor

A tor near Castle Drogo with granite outcrops, visited by a modest number of Dartmoor walkers.