Tors & Landmarks
East Mill Tor
A rugged granite tor crowned over the East Okement River with striking northern outcrops.
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Tors & Landmarks
Eastern Tor
A low-lying tor east of Gutter, with scattered slabs and a hut-circle amid its debris.
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Feather Tor
A small tor on Whitchurch Common, near Windy Post Cross and the Grimstone and Sortridge Leat.
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Flat Tor
A remote, flat expanse of granite with a disputed location and a nearby air crash site.
Historic Buildings
St Leonard's Church
Grade I listed medieval church on Dartmoor, a working parish church with deep roots in the moor's settlement history.
Stone Rows & Alignments
Stone alignment on Conies Down
A Bronze Age stone alignment on Conies Down, one of several such ritual or territorial markers scattered across Dartmoor.
Historic Buildings
The Golden Lion Hotel
Grade II* listed hotel, likely Georgian or Victorian, standing in a community setting on the edge of Dartmoor.
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The Infirmary
A Grade II* listed building that served the local community as an infirmary.
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The Old Court House
A Grade II* listed building that once served as a courthouse.
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Plate from An Exploration of Dartmoor and Its Antiquities, page 272, 1889“It is indeed a scene of desolate loneliness, the spot being the wildest in the east quarter of the forest.”
Also on Our DartmoorLeighon Tor — A granite outcrop near Hound Tor Combe, often confused with nearby rocks like Hole Rock.
