Tors & Landmarks
Birch Tor
Birch Tor is split into two sections, with a prehistoric barrow and mine remains nearby.
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Tors & Landmarks
Black Tor, Walkhampton
Princetown, Yelverton
A granite tor of 376 m above the River Meavy with a rocking logan stone on its top outcrop, Black Tor Falls and an old blowing house below.
Tors & Landmarks
Black Tor, Okehampton
A three-outcrop granite tor of 502 m above Black-a-Tor Copse and the West Okement river, the highest of Dartmoor's four Black Tors.
Leisure & Outdoor
Black Tor, Brent Down
A large granite tor of 322 m on Zeal Hill above Shipley Bridge and the River Avon, with the old Zeal Tor Tramway passing close by.
Tors & Landmarks
Blackadon Tor
A modest tor with unusual granite, sitting on Blackadon Down and partly hidden by woodland and gorse.
Tors & Landmarks
Blakey Tor
A large granite tor overlooking the Blackbrook River, with a nearby rock resembling a giant mushroom.
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Boulters Tor
A small tor with a distinctive wall running over its top, located on the edge of Smeardon Down.
Tors & Landmarks
Braddon Tor
A peaceful tor with distinctive granite outcrops near Cherry Brook and Rowter Wall.
Tors & Landmarks
Brat Tor
A granite tor with a prominent cross on its summit, visible from the A386 road.
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