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Little Boulters Tor is a small granite pile situated near Twyste Lane, about 30 metres from Boulters Tor. The two are separate outcrops. It is crowned by a large, split and weathered rock of black and grey appearance, typical of the Dartmoor aureole. The eastern side of the rock has a flattened face, forming low steps that make reaching the summit relatively easy. Below the main rock, a small clitter lies on the slopes above the lane, with a few scattered trees nearby.
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