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 prominent granite tor with two rock basins, overlooking the Walkham Valley and the Princetown Railway.
A quiet, open moorland area with views towards Sourton Tors, captured in a summer photograph by Glavind Strachan.
Which Dartmoor tor is this?
Holne
Ancient oak woodland on the south side of the River Dart gorge below Bench Tor, part of the Devon Wildlife Trust's Dart Valley reserve, reached via Venford Reservoir.
Multiple granite outcrops above the West Okement Valley with a logan stone and views across to Black Tor and the Slipper Stones.
A personal view of some of Devon's special places, characters, history and antiquities in words and pictures
Moretonhampstead
We make shoes. Inspired by the moor and made by hand from thoughtfully chosen materials.
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“Do you tweat? I tweat. I don't like it and I reckon us won't do any more work." ... "Be you like the piskies yet?”
Also on Our DartmoorBlack Tor, Brent Down — A large granite tor of 322 m on Zeal Hill above Shipley Bridge and the River Avon, with the old Zeal Tor Tramway passing close by.
