TORS OF DARTMOOR
a database of both lesser & well-known rocks and outcrops
Cub Rock
![]() The name of this rock is derived from the infant badger that is known as a 'cub' and is therefore linked to, but a little further north of, the Badger's Holt honey pot location at Dartmeet that is popular with visitors to the moor throughout the year. ![]() The tor there is covered elsewhere but here not far above the river on the east side is a large flat rounded bedrock with a smaller boulder resting atop. From below it does not appear as much but at closer quarters we have a fine looking outcrop. ![]() Whilst the name might not be authentic, in the absence of anything else it seems appropriate and the views down to the East Dart are particularly good. ![]()
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