Bel Tor
A small granite outcrop on private land, visible from public paths nearby with hints of ancient rock basins and a logan stone.
A small granite outcrop on private land, visible from public paths nearby with hints of ancient rock basins and a logan stone.
A huge granite rockpile with a striking chasm and boulders trapped between granite walls.
A fine cluster of granite rocks with a trig point and a plaque dedicated to the Creber family.
A striking tor above Belstone village, featuring dramatic rock formations and a commanding view northward.
A secluded, little-visited tor with a huge rock face on the south-west side, perched above Balstone Wood.
Birch Tor is split into two sections, with a prehistoric barrow and mine remains nearby.
A granite tor near the Raddick Hill aqueduct, with views along the Devonport Leat.
A granite tor with a stone row nearby, situated along the Devonport Leat near Raddick Hill.
A modest tor with unusual granite, sitting on Blackadon Down and partly hidden by woodland and gorse.