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| Roos Tor |
My 2017 Birthday Walk, taking in tors around Pork Hill. Enjoyable, with 5 new bags; Cox Tor, Roos Tor, Great Staple Tor, Middle Staple Tor and Little Staple Tor. I really would like to revisit this area to have a closer look at a couple of tors I missed. And I did,
HERE.
So, first up was Cox Tor, a rather spread out non-granite tor whose views are stupendous from the trig point. Accessing from the south is straightforward enough, and many others were doing the same route it seemed.
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| Cox Tor approach |
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| Cox Tor |
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| Cox Tor trig point |
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| Cox Tor |
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| Ponies on Cox Tor |
Then, onto the stunning Roos Tor.
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| Roos Tor approach |
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| Roos Tor |
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| Roos Tor flagpole |
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| Great Staple Tor from Roos Tor |
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| Roos Tor to Great Staple Tor |
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| Roos Tor Logan Stone |
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| Roos Tor Rock Basin |
Great Staple Tor was next, consisting of two major sections of granite, so an avenue tor.
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| Great Staple Tor |
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| Great Staple Tor |
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| Great Staple Tor |
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| Great Staple Tor |
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| Great Staple Tor |
Middle Staple Tor is a stone's throw away.
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| Middle Staple Tor approach |
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| Middle Staple Tor |
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| Middle Staple Tor |
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| Descending Middle Staple Tor |
Then lastly, Little Staple Tor with its excellent rock basin.
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| Little Staple Tor Rock Basin |
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| Little Staple Tor |
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| Little Staple Tor |
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| Little Staple Tor |
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