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Moretonhampstead
Blackingstone Rock, also known locally as 'Blackystone', is a prominent granite outcrop visible from miles around. It stands near Moretonhampstead and features a series of steps leading to its flat summit, where rock basins have formed.
A prominent granite tor with two rock basins, overlooking the Walkham Valley and the Princetown Railway.
Multiple granite outcrops above the West Okement Valley with a logan stone and views across to Black Tor and the Slipper Stones.
A cluster of granite rocks above the East Dart River, offering a peaceful spot beside the river with views of surrounding hills.
A deceptively large tor on King's Tor's lower western slopes, with a working logan stone and evidence of old quarrying.
A small, distinct tor with rock basins and views of Beardown Tor and the West Dart valley.
A modest tor with a striking rock basin, set along the Staple Tors ridge.
A quiet tor with a Bronze Age cairn and striking granite outcrops, visible from miles around.
A romantic granite tor with views of the Dart Valley and Venford Reservoir, and small rock basins that trap rainwater.
