A broad, boggy moorland plateau above 520m with Statts House, an old peat shelter, at its highest point, sitting between the East Dart river and Sittaford Tor.
A granite hill on Dartmoor's north-east, with the Assycombe Stone Row just north of it.
Barn Hill Rocks on Whitchurch Common, with views to Cornwall and the Caradon Hills.
A distinctive tor on the highest point of Black Down, with prominent western outcrops.
A modest hill with views to Princetown and Great Links Tor, situated within the Merrivale firing range.
A bleak 584 m peat plateau in the Okehampton range near Cranmere Pool, topped by a small cairn of white stones, with the Taw and East Dart rising close by.
Haytor Vale, Bovey Tracey
Fairly flat-topped hill of about 406 m north of Haytor, carrying a group of about 12 cairns, five of them scheduled, above the River Bovey.
A granite ridge with a peat pass running across its top, part of Dartmoor’s longest peat pass.
A striking granite rockpile with steep faces and good access, near Widecombe in the Moor.
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“A gloom, too, spread itself with great rapidity over the face of nature, the clouds rolling up and speedily obscuring the sun.”
Also on Our DartmoorGreen Hill — A flat-topped hill in the southern moor, marking the end of the longest stone row in the world.
