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
Fishlake Mire is a wetland area within the South Dartmoor Site of Special Scientific Interest. It is located in the Upper Plym Valley, part of the larger Dartmoor National Park in Devon.
A remote, flat expanse of granite with a disputed location and a nearby air crash site.
Princetown
A ruined 19th-century granite quarry near Princetown whose stone built much of the town and travelled as far as Nelson's Column and the Plymouth Breakwater.
A granite tor of 438 m with three outcrops and two rock basins, on the edge of Fox Tor Mires; Childe's Tomb stands beyond the wall to the south.
Mary Tavy, Tavistock
A wooded crag of metamorphic rock at 207 m above the River Tavy, the best of the Tavy Four; private land, and not the Fox Tor on the high southern moor.
Dartmoor Forest
Foxtor Mires is a Dartmoor wetland located within the South Dartmoor Site of Special Scientific Interest, north of Cornwood. This area, part of the larger protected zone extending from Rock Tor to Fox Tor, supports unique peatland habitats.
A remote and rugged tor with a striking granite stack and commanding views over High Willhays and Cornwall.
A small, ragged tor named for the furze bush that crowns its summit, near Boulters Tor.
A commanding granite outcrop overlooking Tavy Cleave with a military marker flag pole and hut nearby.
