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.
Hennock
Shaptor Rock is a significant Dartmoor peak, located near Hennock. It offers breathtaking views over the Wray Valley and beyond, stretching as far as Trendlebere Down and Haytor Rocks.
Drewsteignton
Two crags of shale, not granite, high above the Teign Gorge below Castle Drogo, with the Hunter's Path running a few metres from the summit.
Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Newton Abbot
A granite rock stack on the south-west shoulder of Chinkwell Tor above Widecombe in the Moor, also called Sharpy Tor, best seen from Thornhill Lane.
Harford, Ivybridge
A granite tor on a spur above the Erme valley, 6 km north of Ivybridge, dropping almost sheer to Piles Copse, with views to Plymouth and the South Hams.
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Lydford
The highest of the Sharp Tors, a granite tor of 519 m on the north moor that moormen call Lydford Sharp, with views over North Devon and Cornwall.
Peter Tavy
A largely forgotten tor of 348 m with three crags crowned by hawthorns, between Great Combe Tor and Cocks Tor above Peter Tavy Combe.
Tavy Cleave, Peter Tavy
The principal pile of the Tavy Cleave tors, a conical granite mass of 441 m with a steep, vertical east face above the River Tavy.
Yartor Down, Widecombe-in-the-Moor
A giant granite cone of 384 m above the River Dart, about halfway between Dartmeet and Ponsworthy, with two stacks and views down the Dart Gorge.
Lustleigh, Bovey Tracey
A wooded granite spur tor at the south-eastern end of Lustleigh Cleave, with the Nutcracker logan stone, old postcard views and a steep climb from Lustleigh village.
