Showing posts with label Lynch Tor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lynch Tor. Show all posts

Monday, 30 August 2021

Dartmoor: Fur Tor from Willsworthy Range (16.15 miles)

Fur Tor (Okehampton Range)

The following account is taken from my post on the DARTMOOR 365 Facebook group on 28/08/21:

Yesterday's walk was once again into the deep, remote and stunning heart of the North Moor, but this time I started at Willsworthy Range Car Park. The route was little more than 16 miles in length, had multiple river crossings and negotiated some truly terrible ground but all of that was to be expected - hence why it was undertaken in ideal visibility and after a dry spell.

Friday, 21 August 2020

Dartmoor: High Down to Princetown - Perambulation First Leg (13.16 miles)

Great Mis Tor

If I'm honest I was slightly dreading this walk not only because of the terrain and the river crossings but also because of the weather: it's not an area of the moor that I had really explored but I knew that a fair bit would be off the beaten track, and the weather forecast was looking sketchy, but only did it really come true near the end which I am most grateful for.

Saturday, 30 November 2019

Dartmoor: Lynch Tor and Standon Hill

Lynch Tor

This has got to be the most unvisited part of the moor for me, and for a justifiable reason: it's miles from me and takes about an hour to get there when traffic is flowing smoothly. The actual plan had been to do Great Links Tor but I changed my mind.