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Name:Easdon Tor
Hill number:5401
Height:439m / 1440ft
Parent (Ma):2877  High Willhays
RHB Section:40: Cornwall & Devon
Nuttall/Wainwright area:Dartmoor
County/UA:Devon
Catchment:Teign
Class:Hump, Tump (400-499m), Clem
(Hu,Tu,4,Cm)
Grid ref:SX 72951 82316
Summit feature:rock flake 2m E of trig point
Drop:123m
Col:316m  SX729810  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 191
(1:25k) OL28N
Observations:rock is 8cm higher than flush bracket of trig point
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 79 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
From Luckdon with Kate.Newton Maximus26/12/2023
Parked with permission at Easdon Farm. Bracken getting thicker....tim74729/06/2023
Parking for 2 cars at start of BW to ENE. Up path until it reaches the access land, then followed a good well trodden route up to the top. Good views. On way back there seemed to be many trodden routes back to the BW. No problem with bracken this time of year.PeterD09/02/2023
From SE. Drove to end of lane passed Barracot and parked on public access land - quite steeply so as not to block the byway.Minto30/06/2022
Parked at Easdon Farm, sought permission but owners were out. So we let a tenant there know what we are doing and a note with our return ETA. RoWs to top of bw,then good mown tracks going NW to hill top. A fine isolated viewpoint, pastoral and wooded valleys, a contrast to our first hill of the day, Ryder's Hill. With Pete.pwheeler15/06/2022
Parked with permission at Easdon Farm SX 7279 8186; woman at the house appreciated being asked & I assured her that I would be away in less than an hour - E. along byway & then N. up bridleway to wall corner - Left bridleway & headed NW up well-used path/track to the summit rock flake by trig point. (S)gerrybowes15/06/2021
Parked close in to hedge at entrance to Barracott Farm. Pleasant walk up lane and right along grassy rides after the gate.Nick Down113/07/2019
Trig pointcjo29/03/2019
Parked in jonglew's suggested place. A narrow passing place really - not ideal but it's a quiet road. Easy path up through gorse.Herbert Anchovy20/03/2019
From North Bovey cp via luckden, forest trails and RoW. Good paths through bracken and gorse all the way to the top.Moorponder27/06/2018
From the sue using bridleway and fp which are unmarked but obvious. Delightful hill. Probably better in winter when the bracken is dead.Barbara Singer05/02/2018
From Easdon Farm and followed fp and pony tracks to lovely top. Fabulous morning and great views and it is early February. Long chat with cottage owner on descent. Charming man and full of good stories.Campbell Singer05/02/2018
There is no parking space at the start of the obvious way up from the SE. I parked a little further up the lane and decided to try a straight up route which was not great as there were a couple of difficult wall/fences and quite a bit of gorse. I came down the obvious route which was more satisfactory.clivevilla14/11/2017
W Jenx and Bryher. Parked w permission at Easdon farm and followed fine old track up the hill. Forked off at path line near where RoW is meant to be and had to negotiate lines through the gorse to reach interesting summit, fine viewsnordicstar06/10/2017
A fine hill walk. Much less busy than the others round about.jenx06/10/2017
From the car park in North Bovey (free). Descended on the lane and over the river, then up through Aller, turning onto a bridleway at SX 74534 82846 through the forest and woodland, then up over the moor to the summit, avoiding the gorse. To descend, headed down the north ridge in an attempt to reach a bridleway. Failed to locate it and ended up floundering around in the garden of a new-build house by a pond. Climbed a fence onto the lane, and so back to North Bovey. Solo.Man of Kernow130/04/2017
From the SE the poor car having clawed its way onto the grass just off the rough byway. Lovely hill with fine views and good granite features. High point is leaning rock slab on E side of trig point. Also visited on:- 25-10-1980,RichardM27/03/2016
From bridleway to ERobertP15/10/2015
7/14 of long but satisfying hill bagging day (Hay Tor/Rippen Tor/Top Tor/Chinkwell Tor/Hound Tor/Heatree Down/Easdon Tor/Black Hill/Birch Tor/Challacombe Down/Hamel Down/Hookney Tor/Cornden TorFergalh13/06/2015
No parking now available after Barracott Farm so went to Easdon Farm. Strictly speaking there is no parking there but received permission from the lady at the house to park. You need to walk some distance towards Barracott before turning off towards the top otherwise you become entangled in gorse, bracken and deep heather.moorsman23/08/2014
Bridleway from Luckdon SX745828 (parking for 4 cars). Woods then high bracken to boundary stone path for Figgie Daniel tall thin tor (SX735823) then easy tracks to top.Bodmhor03/08/2014
It's possible to drive past Barracott on a metalled byway to start of bridleway at SX732817, parking just through gate - don't try the byway from Easdon Farm as it's much rougher.Chris Peart29/07/2014
On a wet day whilst Josh was at Plymouth University open day.simon and co05/04/2014
Found a parking slot at entrance to Canna Farm after failing to find one at Barracott. Straight forward 1km NNW over a couple of gates and fields to the intake wall. Over that and straight up to the summit.jonglew13/01/2014
park at Easdon Farm (with permission). walk up on bridal path and grass ridesarranc01/11/2013
great sunsetAdrian13/07/2013
I parked in a widening of the road near Barracott to the South East. I then went up the lane to Easdon Cottages. After a gate I headed North West over the dry moorland to the summit. Lots of Gorse on the higher slopes. Summit marked by trig and rock outcrop. Lovely views in warm Spring sunshine.isabelle19/04/2013
Parked on road to SW at SX725821 before walking up lane past Easton Farm cottages. Once past fields took feint path next to fence and headed N through bracken and broom to rocky outcrop them onwards to summit. Lovely late afternoon walk in sunshine.Father Ted08/09/2012
From Easdon Farm. Top is rock beside the trigchrisbien25/05/2012
GR8 morning, climbed from SW just one wall/fence but plenty of vegetation even in mid March.Dugswell225/03/2012
Parking (just) by houses to SSW. Fine walk in good weather. Was so windy could not stand at trig point. Dread to think what is was like in Scotland!destaylor08/12/2011
S to N traverse as part of Warren House to Mortonhampstead ramble. Warm but hazy.Smudge27/03/2011
Our road walk here from Heatree had to take to the fields to avoid a tarmac lorry blocking the entire narrow lane. One workman climbed along the length of the lorry on the roof to climb down into cab like on trains in cowboy films.Chris Pearson06/08/2010
Good viewpoint, working at Higher Langdon Barn. Quick walk up at lunch time. Trig point on good condition No3542.Rob Pen y Garn19/08/2008
desparately prickly gorse from SW, may be better from S or SE? Fine summit & view. park 724821, direct v prickly ascent RHW26/08/2002
Halfdecent21/10/2023
Lindsay M21/06/2023
Tom Mundell29/12/2022
Andy West30/04/2022
Matt17/07/2021
bwm20/10/2020
AngusDog30/09/2018
softsquare26/09/2018
Kiltie22/05/2018
PGCE03/02/2018
MM31/08/2016
Denise 27/03/2016
carole engel21/09/2015
Machyde15/07/2015
Mark Sims18/03/2015