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81 (3%) of Registered Dartefacters have visited this item. They are: Sir Lose-a-Lot, Dave Hamnett, paul glanville, Baron Baskerville, Moreoutdoor, Neil Armstrong, rachfarley, RVC, Chris Taylor, ejt211, Okehammer, Steve Hill, Sarah Buck, simonb, Doc985, Lynn Miller, Cvlucas, Davemate, janet, JennyNatureWriter, Simon40, joCam, weelassie, Joy Topping, Nadine, onlyonekirbs, John Deakins, Boosh, Wbarritt, Jbo, dytaylor@tiscali.co.uk, Leo, John Paver, DartyToni, Ale Drinking Wanderer, StewB, nparsons@dsrtplymouth.org.uk, GiraffeLord, Pixiefriend, andrewm1428, Bridgemarker Tim, WaternMan, Gampy, nickstreet36, SteveGrigg, Sheron, Ollismark, bobfitzy62, laurence.day, H.Smyly, maparle, Neil Handley, haavl, Fr66, Amanda Ellis, Drinneevar, Max Piper, Karin B, The_greenman, KeithRyan, tiamaria, Peter Brooks, Jannergirl, some bloke, mkcladi, ChrisHaigh1206, TheAdventuresofMe, CocosCrew, Kbworth, Torbagga, Dartmoor Paul, Lauren Hooper, Richard Blight, Hadrian, Paulmilsom, GlavindStrachan, Fidget, Clanger, JoLW, Jamaine, BevDickinson

These tremendous cliffs, of which there are two main ones, stand sentinel above the River Plym on the south-western edge of Dartmoor, and are well-known among the climbing community. ‘Dewer’ is another name for ‘Devil’.

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