Tors & Landmarks

Eastern White Barrow

A Bronze Age cairn sits atop this hill, giving it a submarine-like shape from many angles.

Emsworthy Rocks

A massive granite ridge with named outcrops like Fitches' Holt, stretching between Holwell Tor and Saddle Tor.

Eylesbarrow

A hill with Bronze Age cairns and remnants of a historic tin mine, offering views to Plymouth Sound and Princetown.

Fatherford Woods

Okehampton

Wooded river valley on the East Okement south-east of Okehampton, dominated by the stone Fatherford Viaduct carrying the Dartmoor Line.

Feather Tor

A small tor on Whitchurch Common, near Windy Post Cross and the Grimstone and Sortridge Leat.

Flat Tor

A remote, flat expanse of granite with a disputed location and a nearby air crash site.

Foggintor Quarry

A ruined quarry with deep scars and pools of water, once a major granite source in the 1800s.

Fox Tor

A modest tor on the edge of the infamous Foxtor Mires, with Childe’s Tomb nearby.

Fur Tor

A remote and rugged tor with a striking granite stack and commanding views over High Willhays and Cornwall.