Lizwell Meet Tor

Lizwell Meet is a wild, pretty place where the East and West Webburn join to continue their journey south to the Double Dart near Buckland Bridge. Just north of the convergence, on the right bank of the East Webburn, there is a prominent mound inundated by vegetation with exposed granite at its north-western point.

Whilst the river skirts its eastern side, the west is a small flat area of marsh ground, perhaps once a flood plain that would have transformed this tor into an island, but sadly long since captured by creeping trees, shrubs and bracken.

Private Land, however a permit can be obtained from Fountain Forestry.

Lizwell Meet Tor
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Grid Ref:	SX 7132 7373
Height:	160m
Parish:	Widecombe in the Moor
Tor Classification:	Emergent
Access:	Private (seek permission)
Rock Type:	Granite
Credit:	Paul Buck Tim Jenkinson
Reference:	Moorland Walks: Buckland Woods (with kind permission) - Part 2: East Webburn from Lizwell Meet

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