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.
Dartmoor Forest
East Dart Waterfall is a beautiful natural landmark located within Dartmoor Forest. Situated in the heart of Dartmoor National Park, this area offers a peaceful setting for those seeking a quiet walk.
A rugged granite tor crowned over the East Okement River with striking northern outcrops.
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A low-lying tor east of Gutter, with scattered slabs and a hut-circle amid its debris.
A Bronze Age cairn sits atop this hill, giving it a submarine-like shape from many angles.
A massive granite ridge with named outcrops like Fitches' Holt, stretching between Holwell Tor and Saddle Tor.
Chagford
The Engine house and chimney base are ruins located near Chagford in Dartmoor. These structures are examples of English vernacular architecture, built without formal training, using local materials.
A hill with Bronze Age cairns and remnants of a historic tin mine, offering views to Plymouth Sound and Princetown.
Okehampton
Wooded river valley on the East Okement south-east of Okehampton, dominated by the stone Fatherford Viaduct carrying the Dartmoor Line.
A small tor on Whitchurch Common, near Windy Post Cross and the Grimstone and Sortridge Leat.
