Woodland & Heritage Conservation · Dartmoor
Panoramic view of the wooden gate at The Two Tors on Dartmoor
East of Wreyland Down · Lustleigh, Devon

Welcome to one of Dartmoor’s hidden gems

Fourteen Acres of Ancient Woodland, Granite Tors & Living History

The land to the east of Wreyland Down contains 14 acres of unspoilt countryside and includes two of Dartmoor’s lesser known tors: Long Tor and Lox Tor. This beautiful corner of Devon is steeped in history and is notably home to the original “Old May Rock” where the names of Lustleigh’s May Queens were engraved up until the Second World War.

Although the whole area is private property with no public rights of way, the owners are keen to connect with like-minded nature lovers, conservationists, historians, hikers, and dog walkers from the local community. If that’s you, please do get in touch using the email at the top of this page, or if you’re walking along Hatherley Lane and see us wrestling with brambles or boulders, please feel free to say hello!

Woodland Gallery

Explore photographs of Long Tor, Lox Tor, ancient oak canopy, and spring meadows.

Estate Journal

Seasonal notes on forestry, habitat conservation, and life among the tors.

Local History

Discover the story of the Old May Rock, Lustleigh’s May Queens, and Wreyland Down.

Notes from the Woods

The Two Tors Journal

Seasonal dispatches on forestry, conservation, wildlife, and stewardship across our fourteen acres on Dartmoor.

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Heritage & Folklore of Lustleigh

History of The Two Tors

Exploring the granite geology of Long Tor and Lox Tor, the ancient tracks of Wreyland Down, and the original “Old May Rock”.

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