Haytor
The most famous granite tor on Dartmoor. Spectacular views, short walks from the car park, nearby visitor centre and the historic granite tramway.
Location: Eastern edge, near Bovey Tracey
Attractions
Discover the tors, villages, reservoirs and ancient sites that make Dartmoor unique under bright skies.
Hound Tor
Dramatic rock formations and the well-preserved remains of a deserted medieval village. Popular with walkers and climbers.
Location: Near Manaton / Haytor area
Burrator Reservoir
Beautiful reservoir with easy walks, cycling and views of surrounding tors. Completed in 1898 to supply Plymouth.
Location: South-west Dartmoor, near Yelverton
Grimspound
Impressive Bronze Age settlement with around 24 hut circles enclosed by a stone wall. One of the best-preserved on the moor.
Location: Near Widecombe-in-the-Moor
Princetown
Highest town in England, home to Dartmoor Prison and the main National Park Visitor Centre with exhibitions and history.
Location: Central Dartmoor
Widecombe-in-the-Moor
Pretty village with the famous church known as the Cathedral of the Moor, pubs and traditional markets.
Location: Eastern Dartmoor
Visitor Centres
Main centres at Princetown, Haytor and Postbridge offer maps, advice and exhibitions. Opening times vary seasonally — check dartmoor.gov.uk for the latest details.