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Great Kneeset
A low, granite outcrop deep in the North Moor with two distinct rock formations and sweeping views of the West Okement Valley.
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Tors & Landmarks
Green Hill
A flat-topped hill in the southern moor, marking the end of the longest stone row in the world.
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Grippers Hill
A flat, grassy high point with cairns marking the summit and views across the southern moor.
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Halstock Hill
A distinctive hill with a prominent outcrop, located near the edge of the moor.
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Hameldown Beacon
A prominent high point on Dartmoor's eastern edge, with wide views across the moor and towards Haytor.
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Hangingstone Hill
A high point with an observation hut and views to Exmoor and the Quantocks.
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Hickaton Hill
A granite hill with a distinctive shape, located near the edge of the moor.
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High Willhays
The highest point on Dartmoor and in southern England at 621 metres, with five scheduled cairns on the summit ridge and neighbouring Yes Tor.
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Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“Therefore the little river divides and leaps and tumbles foaming over the mossy granite, or creeps beneath the boulders by invisible ways.”
Also on Our DartmoorRound cairn 240m north of Ger Tor — A round cairn 7 m across and 0.6 m high on the brow of a hill above Ger Tor, with a few kerb stones on its south side.
