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64 (2%) of Registered Dartefacters have visited this item. They are: donrover, Dave Hamnett, rachfarley, Neil Armstrong, paul glanville, Bob Davy, Moreoutdoor, Baron Baskerville, Cvlucas, John Clapham, jeremy4444, JennyNatureWriter, Chris Taylor, Simon40, weelassie, Joy Topping, Richard Blight, Ecky, CocosCrew, Clanger, ChrisHaigh1206, Wbarritt, Lynn Miller, Doc985, simonb, Sarah Buck, John Deakins, Steve Hill, StewB, nickstreet36, WaternMan, Beth Robotham, Steve Davison, Smiffys1975, John Paver, Jbo, Alice1954., johnhooper, Peter Brooks, Tinroofrusty, tiamaria, The_greenman, Karin B, Max Piper, Saltash Stamper, Drinneevar, Fr66, SteveGrigg, Neil Handley, Peter Caton, DartmoorFromAnAutisticPerspective, Ollismark, bobfitzy62, Sheron, Amanda Ellis, BevDickinson, tjcolson, Pat, Hadrian, noisemonkey, Dartmoor Paul, Torbagga, Fidget, mkcladi

This Dartefact is visited by the following walks:

• The South Brent Moorland Boundary Markers , km, m ascent
• The Ugborough Moorland Boundary Markers , km, m ascent

Three Barrows Tor is sometimes applied to this hill, although the name is only given on old maps. Is there a tor buried under the massive summit cairn? Quite possibly but no digging please.

Reference: The name of ‘Three Barrows Hill’ appears in Tim Sandles’ Legendary Dartmoor Gazetteer.

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