The Top Tors of Dartmoor
Perhaps the most iconic tor in Dartmoor, Haytor offers panoramic views and easy access. It is also a popular spot for climbing and family walks.
Linked to local legend and Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles, Hound Tor is a favourite for walkers and photographers.
Surrounded by woodland and rich in archaeology, Bellever Tor combines natural beauty with a sense of Dartmoor’s ancient past.
This distinctive granite pillar is steeped in folklore, said to be a huntsman turned to stone by witches.
One of the highest tors in eastern Dartmoor, Rippon Tor offers wide-reaching views as far as the coast on a clear day.
Brentor
Topped by St Michael’s Church, Brentor is one of the most striking sights in Dartmoor and a unique blend of landscape and heritage.
Saddle Tor
Close to Haytor, Saddle Tor is a favourite with walkers and an excellent place for shorter hikes with stunning scenery.
Great Mis Tor
Imposing and windswept, Great Mis Tor is one of Dartmoor’s largest tors. Its summit rewards you with spectacular views of open moorland.
Yes Tor
At 619 metres, Yes Tor is the second-highest peak on Dartmoor and a must for hikers who enjoy challenging climbs.
High Willhays
The highest point on Dartmoor and in southern England, High Willhays reaches 621 metres and offers sweeping views across Devon.
Staple Tor
Known for its dramatic granite stacks, Staple Tor is one of the most photogenic spots in Dartmoor National Park.
Plan Your Tor-Bagging Adventure
Exploring Dartmoor’s tors is one of the best ways to experience the beauty and wild spirit of this national park. With peaks ranging from short family-friendly walks to challenging climbs, Dartmoor offers something for everyone. Bring your walking boots, a map, and a spirit of adventure to discover the granite giants that define this unforgettable landscape.
