Tors & Landmarks

Great Staple Tor

A striking tor with distinctive granite stacks and a quirky avenue between two main piles.

Great Trowlesworthy Tor

Granite tor, 357 m, on the south-western edge of Dartmoor, east of Cadover Bridge, with pink-red granite and Trowlesworthy Warren on its slopes.

Great Wood Tor

Lustleigh

Great Wood Tor, a prominent peak near Lustleigh, stands out as a series of large moss-covered boulders that rise from the woodland.

Greator Rocks

Two large granite piles overlooking Becka Brook valley, with a maze of climbing plants and a notable cave.

Green Hill

A flat-topped hill in the southern moor, marking the end of the longest stone row in the world.

Green Tor

A low-lying granite tor with flat rocks protruding from the slopes of Amicombe Hill, near the Rattle Brook.

Gren Tor

A modest granite outcrop near the Rattlebrook railway, offering views across the moor and down the River Lyd valley.

Grippers Hill

A flat, grassy high point with cairns marking the summit and views across the southern moor.

Halstock Hill

A distinctive hill with a prominent outcrop, located near the edge of the moor.