Our Dartmoor Directory

Cramber Tor

A short granite outcrop with a lonely feel, situated on the side of a hill near Devonport Leat.

Cox Tor

Tor at 442 m on Dartmoor's western edge, made of dolerite and altered slate, not granite, with a cairn cemetery on the summit and hut circles below.

Bellever Tor

A fine cluster of granite rocks with a trig point and a plaque dedicated to the Creber family.

Bel Tor

A small granite outcrop on private land, visible from public paths nearby with hints of ancient rock basins and a logan stone.

Bowl barrow on Galford Down, near Westdown Pool

A bowl barrow 21.3 m across and 0.6 m high on the summit of Galford Down with wide views, ringed by a mostly buried ditch 2.7 m wide.

Cranbrook Castle

A hillfort on Cranbrook Down with a square enclosure 160 m across, ramparts and ditches on three sides, and two entrances, partly dug by Baring-Gould in 1901.

Crownhill Fort

Crownhill, Plympton

A striking Victorian fortress crowning the high moor, built to defend against an invasion that never came.

Gutter Tor

Sheepstor, Yelverton

A granite tor of three main outcrops above Ditsworthy Warren in the Plym valley, beside the Scout hut car park, with a large rock basin on top and an Ordnance Survey trig pillar further up the hill.