My Journey visiting all of Dartmoors Tors and Hilltops as listed in
"Walking the Tors and Hilltops of Dartmoor" by A.D. Johnson he created a list of 190 points within the National Park Boundary as based on the OS Landranger 1:25000 Map.
Also extending that list using the amazing https://www.torsofdartmoor.co.uk website.
I was going to collect all of the Tors in this area during a run yesterday, but alas a dodgy calf meant that I called it off and instead worked in the garden! But today I ventured out with Abbie and Bramble to take in a couple on what was a nice day. We started up the hill past Grimspound and contoured into 3. King Tor (51). Although not a spectacular tor in itself it is worth a visit as on a clear day there are excellent views to be had. Next we headed for King's Barrow, before striding off to 4. Hookney Tor (45). A nice tor to stop, relax and have a bite to eat. You have admire the view from here across to Grimspound and Hameldown Tor both in touching distance, but left for another day as Abbie's legs tire. Whilst on the Tor, Abbie searched and successfully found a Geocachewe signed the log then headed north towards Shapley Tor. We were within 300 metres of the tor when we decided turn for the car. A good day out and we rewarded ourselves with an ice cream on the way home.
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