Gibbet Hill
A hill with a grim past, marked by the remains of a gibbet where highwaymen were once displayed.
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.
A hill with a grim past, marked by the remains of a gibbet where highwaymen were once displayed.
A granite tor with a nearby ruin known as Princep’s Folly, once home to a short-lived house.
Which Dartmoor place has also been known as "Big Tip"?
A striking metamorphic tor on Dartmoor's western edge, with dramatic crags and views over Peter Tavy Combe.
A large cairn with scattered granite on the slope, offering views to Higher Hartor Tor and Plymouth Sound.
A low, granite outcrop deep in the North Moor with two distinct rock formations and sweeping views of the West Okement Valley.
A must visit tor on Dartmoor's north-western flank, standing 582 metres high with excellent views across the moor.
A massive granite tor with a striking rock basin known as the Devil's Frying Pan, overlooking the River Walkham.
Hennock
Great Rock is a striking cluster of huge, vegetation-covered outcrops hidden in the trees above the public footpath from Hennock to Beadon Bridge.