It has been a while since I’ve taken a walk along the ridge to one of my favourite tors, Longaford Tor. I decided to lengthen the walk a bit and add in Higher and Lower White Tors before heading to Rough Tor. I still wanted to return along the Devonport Leat which meant a visit to Crow Tor was also possible. So a total of 8 tors and a first visit to the ruin of Tom Brown’s house. Cracking day out.

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Starting out along the path to Crockern Farm, Longaford Tor can be seen in the distance with Beardown Forest left which is part of my return journey

Longaford Tor and Higher White Tor in the distance as I start climbing to Crockern Tor

Crockern Tor ahead

The view from Crockern Tor to the road below which heads back to Two Bridges

The route ahead

Looking to the right to Belliver Forest and Fernworthy Forest in the distance

Little Bee Tor with the West Dart Valley on the right

Looking across to Beardown Tor

Littaford Tor, looking back to Little Bee Tor and Crockern Tor

On Longaford Tor now looking to my aim for the day, Rough Tor. Cut Hill in the sun behind to the right

The next objective though is Higher White Tor

Belliver Forest from Longaford Tor

Another view back along the ridge walked

Higher White Tor summit

Over the stile with Lower White Tor the other side of the wall

Looking back to Higher White Tor from Lower

Decent views to the east

Tom Brown’s House with Beardown Tor in the distance

Rough Tor is over there on the hill

Longaford Tor on the far right from the climb to Rough Tor

Rough Tor summit is littered with military observation posts and firing range boundary markers.

And the obligatory flag pole

Crow Tor down on the right and Longaford Tor in the centre

The West Dart Valley from Crow Tor

Looking to Beardown Tor from Crow Tor

Looking back to Crow Tor

And across to Longaford Tor

West Dart Weir

Walking along the Devonport Leat with the West Dart River below and Wistman’s Wood opposite

Devonport Leat

Still following the leat through Beardown Forest

Two Bridges at the end of the walk
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