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Haytor (aka Hay Tor) and Low Man  Devon, ENGLAND
Climbs 75 – Rocktype Granite – Altitude 400m a.s.l – Faces W
Crag features
Fine climbing up to 90ft on Haytor and 150ft on Low Man, some just that bit too long for bouldering (though plenty to be found nearer the ground). Some of the best and longest routes on Dartmoor, with rough granite feldspar giving rounded overhangs, flakes, breaks and cracks. Haytor will delight the sub-E1 climber, while Low Man offers more for those on E2 and above. interrogation is a must and aviation too!
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Guidebooks
West Country Climbs (2010), South Devon & Dartmoor New Routes Supplement (2007), South Devon and Dartmoor (1995)
Climbs at this crag
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 The Dart Rock Climbing Centre
Buckfastleigh, DEVON
Dedicated centre. "With over 500m2 of climbing surface, all routes in the main wall equipped with leading gear, extensive bouldering, regular re-sets and comps, safety flooring..."
www.dartrock.co.uk
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Access notes
On the A38, if approaching from the N follow signs to Bovey Travey and then signposts to Haytor. From the S exit the A38 at Ashburton, then follow signs to Widecombe and Haytor. There is a car park below the main tor: follow the broad green track, which takes you to Haytor's W face. Low Man is to the SW (on your L).
Read more... Regional Access notes are available from the BMC.
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Moderator Updates to this page are checked by UKC volunteer adam cooper*super* 
There is now an abseil point that someone has kindly placed at the top of Bridal Piton Slab. This makes what was a tricky descent much safer, so no excuses not to have a crack at the north face routes!
John_Warner - 15/Apr/07
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