Downstream from the Becka Brook clapper bridge, set away from the left bank, there lies hidden a small tor, barely noticeable from the rocky trail on the opposite side.
A short hop across the rocks, or a wade through a nearby ford, will bring you to the base of this shadowy tor, a pile of large granite blocks emerging from the side of the hill.
Becka Brook Tor
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