Set Tor
Small scattered rocks of trap stone near Stephen's Grave, marked by weathered outcrops moulded into step-like forms by the elements.
Recreation and activities on and around the moor
Small scattered rocks of trap stone near Stephen's Grave, marked by weathered outcrops moulded into step-like forms by the elements.
Scattered granite outcrops on Shapley Common with a tilted boulder and low rock piles that offer good views northward.
One of several Sharp Tors on Dartmoor, this granite outcrop rises to about 348 metres on Harford Moor.
A distinctive granite outcrop above Dartmeet that commands attention despite being lower than its neighbours, with striking views down the Dart Valley.
A modest single outcrop of granite above Shavercombe Brook, best visited for the waterfall and gorge rather than the tor itself.
A dominant granite tor above Burrator Reservoir with a perpendicular eastern cliff and a cave to the south, popular for climbing and bouldering.
A prominent granite tor above Burrator Reservoir with a distinctive eastern cliff face and a cave to its south, celebrated locally for rock climbing and pixie folklore.
One of several Sharp Tors scattered across Dartmoor, this one reaches about 348 metres on Harford Moor.
A small granite tor near Burrator reservoir with plenty of rocks to scramble on and views across to Cornwall.