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.
Lustleigh
Willmead Tor is a hidden gem among the trees near Lustleigh, featuring a cluster of small, fissured rock outcrops. Access is tricky but possible from the road via a narrow path.
A broad, boggy moorland plateau above 520m with Statts House, an old peat shelter, at its highest point, sitting between the East Dart river and Sittaford Tor.
A pointed outcrop above a scree slope, overlooking the East Okement River with a distinctive symmetry on its east side.
Two Bridges, Yelverton
A high-altitude oakwood of dwarf oaks among granite boulders in the West Dart valley near Two Bridges, now a National Nature Reserve. Visitors are asked not to enter the wood.
A spiral-shaped cairn atop a low outcrop, with striking granite formations and views over Badgers Holt.
A prominent tor on Dartmoor's western edge, second highest on the moor with a military flagpole on its summit.
Belstone
Prehistoric moorland settlement at the foot of White Hill near Belstone, remarkably remote even for Dartmoor.
