Tors & Landmarks
Laughter Tor
A modest tor with a menhir, stone row and hut circles near the summit, offering wide views south towards Princetown.
Tors & Landmarks
Named tors, hills and other landmarks on Dartmoor. Browse the tors or the hills and mounds, or use the map below to see everything at once.
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Tors & Landmarks
Leather Tor
A dramatic granite ridge overlooking Burrator Reservoir, with steep drops and a distinctive dragon's-back shape.
Tors & Landmarks
Leeden Tor
A large granite tor with distinctive stacked rock formations, offering views towards Sharpitor and Leather Tor.
Tors & Landmarks
Legis Tor
A ruined granite tor above the River Plym with pink rocks and nearby rabbit warren mounds.
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Tors & Landmarks
Leigh Tor
A non-granite tor with a dramatic cliff face, located near Aish Tor and Spitchwick Manor.
Tors & Landmarks
Leighon Tor
A granite outcrop near Hound Tor Combe, often confused with nearby rocks like Hole Rock.
Tors & Landmarks
Lints Tor
A striking granite tor with a distinctive 'Sphinx' rock formation, set in the West Okement valley.
Tors & Landmarks
Littaford Tor
A modest tor on a ridge between Crockern Tor and Longaford Tor, with part of Wistman’s Wood below it.
Tors & Landmarks
Little Bee Tor
A small, distinct tor with rock basins and views of Beardown Tor and the West Dart valley.
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Mount Misery Cross. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“March, he sits on his perch; April, he tunes his bill; May, he sings all day; June, he alters his tune, and July, away he do fly." So say the people.”
Also on Our DartmoorBelstone Tor — A striking tor above Belstone village, featuring dramatic rock formations and a commanding view northward.
