Tors & Landmarks
Arch Tor
A quiet tor with a carved inscription near the Powder Mills, offering wide views over the moor.
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Bagga Tor
A modest tor with shallow rock basins, situated near the Lych Way and on the edge of the Merrivale Firing Range.
Tors & Landmarks
Beardown Tors
Beardown Tors sits near the Cowsic River, with views across the valley and nearby features like Devil's Tor.
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“But nothing so natural, gentle reader; for when one gets into a Dartmoor mist there is no saying whither he may wander.”
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Tors & Landmarks
Bel Tor
A small granite outcrop on private land, visible from public paths nearby with hints of ancient rock basins and a logan stone.
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Bell Tor
A huge granite rockpile with a striking chasm and boulders trapped between granite walls.
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Bellever Tor
A fine cluster of granite rocks with a trig point and a plaque dedicated to the Creber family.
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Belstone Tor
A striking tor above Belstone village, featuring dramatic rock formations and a commanding view northward.
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Berra Tor
A secluded, little-visited tor with a huge rock face on the south-west side, perched above Balstone Wood.
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