Our Dartmoor Directory

Little King's Tor

A deceptively large tor on King's Tor's lower western slopes, with a working logan stone and evidence of old quarrying.

Leeden Tor

A large granite tor with distinctive stacked rock formations, offering views towards Sharpitor and Leather Tor.

King's Tor

A large, finely shaped granite tor on the B3357 with two rock basins and the disused Princetown Railway looping around it.

King Tor

A quiet tor below King’s Barrow with a shallow rock basin and distant views northward over rolling hills.

Great Mis Tor

A massive granite tor with a striking rock basin known as the Devil's Frying Pan, overlooking the River Walkham.

Combestone Tor

A granite tor with striking rock basins and a nearby car park, sitting on the south moor between Dartmeet and Holne.

Bell Tor

A huge granite rockpile with a striking chasm and boulders trapped between granite walls.

Bel Tor

A small granite outcrop on private land, visible from public paths nearby with hints of ancient rock basins and a logan stone.

Bagga Tor

A modest tor with shallow rock basins, situated near the Lych Way and on the edge of the Merrivale Firing Range.