Tors & Landmarks

Whitabuttow

A modest granite peak on central Dartmoor with open moorland views and straightforward walking access.

White Hill

Tavistock

Small hill of about 390 m inside Willsworthy Firing Range, topped by a flagpole, with views west to Cornwall and across to Hare Tor and Sharp Tor.

White Hill

Belstone, Okehampton

Prehistoric settlement site near Taw Marsh with enclosures and hut circles, on the western side of Cosdon Hill about 1 km from the White Moor stone circle.

White Ridge

A pair of rocky outcrops on White Ridge, offering wide views of the southern moor and Ryders Hill.

White Woods

Holne

Ancient oak woodland on the south side of the River Dart gorge below Bench Tor, part of the Devon Wildlife Trust's Dart Valley reserve, reached via Venford Reservoir.

Whitehorse Hill

A remote tor with a prehistoric peat mound at its summit, offering wide open views across Dartmoor.

Wigford Down

A prominent moorland down with a large cairn marking the summit, offering wide-ranging views across Dartmoor.

Wild Tor

A sprawling granite outcrop with a distinctive northernmost pile and a hidden 'TP' marking on a solitary rock.

Willingston Rock

A modest granite peak on central Dartmoor, rising to 323 metres with open views across the high moor.