Hookney Tor
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Richard Fox
About this spot
Hookney Tor is a hill and tor in Dartmoor National Park. It consists of several granite piles and stands at an elevation of 497 metres (1631 feet) above sea level.
The tor is surrounded by the Hookney Tor Cairn in the form of a discreet cluster mounds running along the ridge. This includes a rubble bank attached to its southern face.
The tor is surrounded by the Hookney Tor Cairn in the form of a discreet cluster mounds running along the ridge. This includes a rubble bank attached to its southern face.
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