Beardown Tors
Dartmoor · England
14th highest of 15 in Dartmoor · 4 km from Princetown
About Beardown Tors
Beardown Tors is a 513 m (1,683 ft) peak in Dartmoor, rising 32 m above the col that joins it to higher ground. It lies within the Dartmoor region. It counts towards one hill list: Deweys.
Beardown Tors is the 14th highest of the 15 summits Atlas lists in Dartmoor, and the 13th by prominence. The nearest village is Princetown, 4 km to the south.
The nearest other summit is Higher White Tor (525 m), 2.1 km to the north-east.
Key facts
- Height
- 513 m 1,683 ft
- Prominence
- 32 m
- Region
- Dartmoor England
- Nearest summit
- Higher White Tor 2.1 km NE · 525 m
- Height rank
- 14th of 15 Summits in Dartmoor
- Nearest village
- Princetown 4 km S
- Hill lists
- 1 Deweys
Plan a walk
- Car park near Horndon - 8.3 km north-west of the summit, as the crow flies
Nearest car park in a straight line, not a route. Places from OS Open Names, car parks © OpenStreetMap contributors. Credits.
- Grid reference
- SX 602 773
- Coordinates
- 50.57878, -3.97469
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On one hill list
- Deweys - Joint 357th of 425 by height. Hills in England, Wales and the Isle of Man between 500 m and 2,000 ft (609.6 m) with at least 30 m of drop on every side.
Around Beardown Tors
- Higher White Tor - 525 m · 2.1 km NE
- North Hessary Tor - 517 m · 3.9 km SW
- Great Mis Tor - 538 m · 4 km W
- Bellever Tor - Trig point · 4.3 km E
- Langstone stone circle - Stone circle · 4.7 km W
- Postbridge Clapper Bridge - Landmark · 4.8 km E
- Cut Hill - 604 m · 5.4 km N
- White Ridge - 506 m · 6.6 km NE
- Hangingstone Hill - 605 m · 8.9 km N
- Ryder's Hill - 515 m · 10 km SE
- Amicombe Hill [Kitty Tor] - 586 m · 10.6 km N
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