Tors & Landmarks
Cosdon Beacon
One of Dartmoor's highest peaks at 550 metres, marked by granite and traces of ancient settlement.
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Tors & Landmarks
Cranbrook Down
A modest granite peak on central Dartmoor offering open moorland walking and views across the high plateau.
Tors & Landmarks
Crane Hill
A modest granite peak on central Dartmoor reaching 471 metres, with wide moorland views and straightforward walking access.
Tors & Landmarks
Cuckoo Rock
A modest granite peak of 317 metres in the eastern moorland, with open views across the central plateau.
Tors & Landmarks
Cut Hill
A high granite peak in North Dartmoor, joint third highest in Devon at 603 metres, with open moorland views.
Tors & Landmarks
Dewerstone Rock
A modest granite peak above the River Dart valley, Dewerstone Rock offers moorland views and a straightforward walk from the valley floor.
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Down Ridge
A modest granite peak on the eastern moor, Down Ridge offers straightforward walking and wide views across the upland plateau.
Tors & Landmarks
Eagle Rock
A granite outcrop in the central moor with clear views across the high plateau, named for the birds that quarter the skies above it.
Tors & Landmarks
Eastern White Barrow
A modest granite peak on the eastern moor, with open views across Dartmoor's rolling landscape.
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