Tors & Landmarks
Gibbet Hill
A hill with a grim past, marked by the remains of a gibbet where highwaymen were once displayed.
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Tors & Landmarks
Cosdon Hill
A large, rounded hill with a massive cairn and OS trig point, visible from miles around.
Tors & Landmarks
Sourton Tors
A brilliant "stepped" granite outcrop rising to 441 metres with great views into Cornwall.
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Yes Tor
A prominent tor on Dartmoor's western edge, second highest on the moor with a military flagpole on its summit.
Dartmoor quiz
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography
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Tors & Landmarks
Rippon Tor
A striking tor on eastern Dartmoor with three large cairns and a triangulation pillar overlooking the northern high moors.
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North Hessary Tor
A granite tor with a towering TV mast and a PCWW 1917 boundary stone built into the rock.
Tors & Landmarks
Hameldown Tor
A granite tor above Grimspound with a trig point and views over the North Moor.
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Great Links Tor
A must visit tor on Dartmoor's north-western flank, standing 582 metres high with excellent views across the moor.
Tors & Landmarks
Easdon Tor
A weathered granite tor with a trig pillar and views across Hameldown and Hey Tor Rocks.
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Hawthorn on Kings Tor. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“There can be no sameness in a landscape of tors when every tor changes its features according to the point of view from which you look at it.”
Also on Our DartmoorTwo concentric stone circles, Langstone Moor — Two concentric stone circles on the crest of Langstone Moor: an inner ring 20.4 m across with 16 stones, partly restored in 1894.
