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54 (2%) of Registered Dartefacters have visited this item. They are: Martin Taylor, Dave Hamnett, rachfarley, Moreoutdoor, Martin Brown, Hadrian, Justerri1, Lotti, RVC, DartmoorFromAnAutisticPerspective, amanda, CocosCrew, Pat, Dartmoor Paul, laurence.day, mkcladi, Mark Lockett, Chris Taylor, Clanger, Joy Topping, Simon40, John Deakins, Okehammer, nickstreet36, davebates, Steve Hill, Douglander, John Paver, David Hocking, Neil Handley, Max Piper, The_greenman, paul glanville, goldfishrock, Peter Brooks, H.Smyly, Drinneevar, bobfitzy62, haavl, SteveGrigg, WaternMan, Fr66, Torbagga, WiLiGo, Beth Robotham, Sheron, Amanda Ellis, dartefact, Peter Caton, BevDickinson, Gilesey, noisemonkey, GlavindStrachan, Fidget

This Dartefact is visited by the following walks:

• The Dartmoor 500 Challenge (Plus Extra “Bog Hoppers’ Peaks”) , km, m ascent
• Tavy Cleave , 0 km, 0 m ascent
• Animal Crackers, North , km, m ascent

This is a massive tor, sometimes referred to as a volcano because of its projection from some angles. The name of ‘Hare’ is thought to derive from ‘Hayer’ meaning ‘Higher’, or in other words ‘Higher Tor’. William Crossing called it ‘Great Hay Tor’ and the cairn to the north is known as the Hay Tor Bound.

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