Tors & Landmarks
Littaford Tor
A modest tor on a ridge between Crockern Tor and Longaford Tor, with part of Wistman’s Wood below it.
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Little Bee Tor
A small, distinct tor with rock basins and views of Beardown Tor and the West Dart valley.
Tors & Landmarks
Little Boulters Tor
A small granite pile with a weathered rock face, located near Twyste Lane and associated with Boulters Tor.
Dartmoor quiz
Old books sometimes spell "Sittaford Tor" differently. Which of these is one of those spellings?
Tors & Landmarks
Little Combe Tor
A moss-covered granite outcrop nestled within woodland near Peter Tavy and the Colly Brook.
Tors & Landmarks
Little Hound Tor
South Tawton, Okehampton
A small granite outcrop below the summit of Little Whit Hill. Its name goes back to the 1240 forest bound Parva Hundetorre, though which hill that meant is disputed.
Tors & Landmarks
Little King's Tor
A deceptively large tor on King's Tor's lower western slopes, with a working logan stone and evidence of old quarrying.
Tors & Landmarks
Little Links Tor
A smaller, lesser-known tor below Great Links Tor, with a view of the nearby Great Nodden.
Tors & Landmarks
Little Mis Tor
A compact granite tor with a memorial cross, overlooking the moor and near Great Mis Tor.
Tors & Landmarks
Little Staple Tor
A modest tor with a striking rock basin, set along the Staple Tors ridge.
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Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“The place is deprived of every thing that is pleasant or agreeable, and is productive of nothing but human woe and misery. Even riches, pleasant friends and liberty could not make it agreeable.”
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