Halstock Hill
A 414-metre hill on Dartmoor that sits outside the main OS mapping, with a modest visitor record among local explorers.
Recreation and activities on and around the moor
A 414-metre hill on Dartmoor that sits outside the main OS mapping, with a modest visitor record among local explorers.
High eastern Dartmoor beacon on the Two Moors Way with commanding views across Devon and back towards Princetown.
A 473m tor marked by a cairn pile, with views east towards Teignmouth and Snowdon rising behind.
A 407m summit built into Thomas Tyrwhitt's late 18th-century Tor Royal estate, named for the Prince of Wales and ringed by Bronze Age tombs.
A habitation site on Dartmoor with a modest granite character, located among a cluster of nearby archaeological features.
A ridge on Dartmoor that shows best colour in late August and early September when the heather and gorse are flowering.
A modest central Dartmoor hill marked by old clay settling tanks, with the Zeal tramway route running below.
A lesser-known Dartmoor hill, also recorded as Peat Cott Hill, with minimal visitor numbers despite its moorland setting.