Sometimes I forget the scale of Dartmoor national park, as I've spent many years exploring the fringes and the easily accessed locations it's easy to forget the true scale of this beautiful location. I was planning on spending the week in Snowdonia but due to poor weather forecasts the trip was called off. Instead I joined up with =Alex37 and planned a wild camp at Dartmoor's most remote tor, Fur Tor. Also known as the Queen of the Moor it boasts one of the most stunning views around. The trek there isn't a walk in the park as the majority of rivers the run off Dartmoor are sourced on or around Fur tor, resulting in some very boggy ground which is tricky in the driest times of the year let alone in winter.
We camped on the snow which was a first for both of us but luckily the temperatures never dropped far below freezing however due to snow/hail showers and strong winds it wasn't pleasant.
This image is looking west towards Tavy Cleave and the surrounding Tors. It's an panoramic of 5 vertical photographs stitched together.
Such a beautiful landscape, the colours look amazing, I love driving through this place, so much beauty to see....got to be one of my top spots in the UK
I love driving through this place, so much beauty to see....got to be one of my top
spots in the UK