Showery Tor is believed to have been an important religious site in the Bronze Age or Neolithic times. The rock formation is 5m in height and was formed by the erosion of the granite rock. It is surrounded by a huge ring of stones which, unlike the tor itself, is man made.

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1. Rough Tor and Brown Willy — Cornwall

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2. Roughtor Car Park – Rough Tor loop from Harpur's Downs

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Location: St. Breward, South West England, England, United Kingdom

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Showery Tor

1. Rough Tor and Brown Willy — Cornwall

2. Roughtor Car Park – Rough Tor loop from Harpur's Downs

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