Tors & Landmarks
Fur Tor
A remote and rugged tor with a striking granite stack and commanding views over High Willhays and Cornwall.
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Tors & Landmarks
Furze Tor
A small, ragged tor named for the furze bush that crowns its summit, near Boulters Tor.
Tors & Landmarks
Ger Tor
A commanding granite outcrop overlooking Tavy Cleave with a military marker flag pole and hut nearby.
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Gidleigh Tor
A granite tor with a nearby ruin known as Princep’s Folly, once home to a short-lived house.
Tors & Landmarks
Great Combe Tor
A striking metamorphic tor on Dartmoor's western edge, with dramatic crags and views over Peter Tavy Combe.
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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.
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Great Mis Tor
A massive granite tor with a striking rock basin known as the Devil's Frying Pan, overlooking the River Walkham.
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Great Staple Tor
A striking tor with distinctive granite stacks and a quirky avenue between two main piles.
Tors & Landmarks
Great Trowlesworthy Tor
Granite tor, 357 m, on the south-western edge of Dartmoor, east of Cadover Bridge, with pink-red granite and Trowlesworthy Warren on its slopes.
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