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Black Hill is a prominent hill located in Devon, England, specifically within the Dartmoor National Park. It stands at an elevation of about 1,200 feet (366 meters) and is known for its rugged terrain and stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The hill is characterized by its rocky outcrops, heather-covered moorland, and a mix of grassland, making it a popular destination for hikers, walkers, and nature enthusiasts. The area is rich in wildlife, and visitors may encounter various bird species, deer, and other wildlife native to Dartmoor. Black Hill is also notable for its archaeological significance, as the Dartmoor region is dotted with ancient stone circles, burial mounds, and other historical sites that reflect its long history of human activity. Whether you're interested in hiking, exploring the unique geology, or enjoying the panoramic views, Black Hill offers a quintessential Dartmoor experience.

Black Hill is a summit at the end of the Haytor ridge. It has a big cairn and great views across the moor and down to the sea at Teignmouth. There is lovely running on the moors around here. The springy grass trails cross the heather moorland, with peaty boggy areas to jump. The steep hill dropping off to the north is a good test of grip.

Holcombe Down is a hill in Devon with a vista affording breathtaking views across the rural valley towards the sea and the East Devon and Dorset coastlines. It's around 650 feet (200 m) high and set on a T-junction of Breakneck Hill and Holcombe Down Road.

Hunter's Tor is a granite rock formation high up above the Bovey River that drops sharply down into the valley. There are fantastic views from up here and on a day of good visibility you can see for miles around. It's a wonderful place to stop and appreciate the vastness of Dartmoor.

From this place you have beautiful views of the wider area.

Some barriers have been erected across this route on the top of the tor, so best avoided for now.

Great spot to sit and enjoy the view.