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Recreation and activities on and around the moor

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Snowdon
Tors & Landmarks

Snowdon

A 495-metre tor with couple of cairns at the summit, offering excellent views in all directions and easy walking links to nearby hills.

Black Hill
Tors & Landmarks

Black Hill

Flat-topped granite tor north of Haytor, marked by an impressive cairn at its northern end and rock outcrops 200 metres south.

Black Ridge
Tors & Landmarks

Black Ridge

A Dartmoor hill crossed by one of the moor's longest peat passes.

Challacombe Down
Tors & Landmarks

Challacombe Down

A modest granite hill between Birch Tor and Blacka Tor in central Dartmoor, topped by a stone wall that shelters walkers from the wind.

Cranbrook Down
Tors & Landmarks

Cranbrook Down

A down at 335 metres on Dartmoor with 161 nearby recorded features to explore.

Cosdon Hill
Tors & Landmarks

Cosdon Hill

One of Dartmoor's highest hills at 550 metres, marked by a prehistoric cairn and signs of ancient settlement.

Cocks Hill
Tors & Landmarks

Cocks Hill

A flat, boggy hill near Langstone Moor and the Lych Way, sitting within the Merrivale Firing Range at 501 metres.

Butterdon Hill
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Butterdon Hill

Summit of Butterdon Hill holds the remains of a Neolithic chambered tomb, stone circle and stone row.

Branscombe's Loaf
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Branscombe's Loaf

A fissured granite outcrop on Corn Ridge above Shelstone Tor, famous for a medieval legend about Bishop Branscombe and the Devil's bread and cheese.

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