Little Trowlesworthy Tor
A distinctive tor with pink granite and a notable cylindrical rock known as 'The Bandstand' nearby.
A distinctive tor with pink granite and a notable cylindrical rock known as 'The Bandstand' nearby.
A scattered pile of jagged black-faced rocks overlooking Roos, Cocks and Sharp Tors.
A pyramid-shaped tor north of Two Bridges, with striking views back along the ridge.
A large, tree-covered tor by the River Tavy, with a smaller outcrop on its banks.
A lesser-known tor with a striking summit stack, situated near Plym Steps and the River Plym.
Three broken granite outcrops overlooking Burrator Reservoir on the lower slopes of Leather Tor.
A compact tor surrounded by marshy ground, with views across the moor to Rough Tor and Hamel Down.
A lesser-known granite outcrop overlooking Burrator Reservoir, situated just south of Peek Hill.
A characterful tor with distinctive horizontal jointings, sitting near the Lych Way and the Cowsic River.
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“Of course, when my friends failed me I knew it was all up, but I had an awful night on the moor. Wind and rain, and in crossing a river I was nearly drowned.”
Also on Our DartmoorFarm building, Hentor Farm — A post-medieval open-ended rectangular building 11.5 m by 3.5 m inside, walled with upright stones up to 1.2 m high, terraced into the slope just east of Hentor Farm.