
High Willhays — the highest point on Dartmoor — offers wild granite tors, wind-sculpted moorland and wide panoramas across Devon. Photograph dramatic skies, low-cloud inversions, frost on heather and long sunrise/sunset shadows. No entry fee; reach via walking tracks from the A386/Okehampton or Meldon car park (expect 30–60 min uphill walk). Terrain is exposed, often muddy and windy; wear boots and layered waterproofs. Best light: golden hour at sunrise or sunset; winter and autumn give low sun,

High Willhays — the highest point on Dartmoor — offers wild granite tors, wind-sculpted moorland and wide panoramas across Devon. Photograph dramatic skies, low-cloud inversions, frost on heather and long sunrise/sunset shadows. No entry fee; reach via walking tracks from the A386/Okehampton or Meldon car park (expect 30–60 min uphill walk). Terrain is exposed, often muddy and windy; wear boots and layered waterproofs. Best light: golden hour at sunrise or sunset; winter and autumn give low sun,