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Elevation
326m
1,070 ft
Prominence
95m
Coordinates
50.6277, -3.7514
SX762823
OS Map
191
Explorer: OL28N
The summit boasts a notable granite outcrop and a small cairn, complete with stunning views over the incredible Dartmoor landscape.
Hunter's Tor is predominantly composed of Dartmoor granite, a coarse-grained igneous rock formed from magma crystallisation beneath the Earth's surface. You might even spot some tantalising examples of weathered granite formations known as 'tors' – lovely, craggy structures that could have easily inspired a pirate's treasure map!
From the top, you'll be treated to expansive views of Dartmoor's undulating moors, the Burrator Reservoir shimmering in the distance, and on a clear day, the far-off peaks of Cornwall.
The name 'Hunter's Tor' likely derives from historical hunting activities in the area, as 'tor' refers to a rocky peak.
Hunter's Tor is a reminder of Dartmoor's rich history, once serving as a popular hunting ground and later becoming a favourite spot for hiking and nature enthusiasts.
A scenic route starting in the picturesque village of Princetown, meandering through heathland and past ancient stone walls before reaching the summit.
A lovely trail from Burrator Reservoir that takes you across some truly stunning moorland, ideal for spotting wildlife along the way.
The nearest parking is at Princetown, where there is a car park with toilet facilities and a café for a pre-hike caffeine fix.
Regular bus services operate from Plymouth to Princetown, making it accessible via public transport.
In Princetown, you'll find several cafés and shops, providing a warm cuppa and some hearty snacks for your adventure.
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