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Tors End is a long, thin band of exposed granite on the north-western edge of Belstone Common. It has an extensive clitter field on the western side and shows signs of past quarrying, including an abandoned apple crusher and millstones on the slopes. The tor is part of a line of tors stretching towards Belstone Tor and is best reached by walking from Belstone village.
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