Welcome to Ten Tors 2026

Welcome to the Ten Tors 2026 web site. You can look back on Ten Tors 2025 and previous years in the archive.

Thu 12 Feb 2026 — Ten Tors 2026 Camping Boundaries

Please find attached the map outlining the Ten Tors 2026 camping boundaries.

All participants and team managers are asked to review the map carefully and ensure that camping is strictly within the designated areas.

Wed 11 Feb 2026 — Ten Tors Maps – Safety & Basic Control

Team Managers,

Please find below the Ten Tors Safety and Basic Control map available in A4 format, along with the Ten Tors 2026 OS map.

These resources are provided to support your planning and preparation. Please ensure you download and review the appropriate versions for your teams.

Ten Tors 26 Control Map A4

Ten Tors 26 OS Map

Wed 11 Feb 2026 — Reminder to All Ten Tors Participants

We would like to remind all Ten Tors participants to remain vigilant and considerate while enjoying the beautiful moorland environment.

If you witness any anti-social behaviour on the Moor, please report it to Dartmoor National Park Rangers or directly via Dartmoor National Park’s reporting page:
https://www.dartmoor.gov.uk/about-us/contact-us/reporting-an-incident

If you suspect any criminal activity, please report it to the police:

• 999 for emergencies

• 101 for non-emergencies

Thank you for helping to keep Dartmoor safe and enjoyable for everyone.

Fri 23 Jan 2026 — Storm Ingrid warning

Storm Ingrid is forecast to bring further rainfall to the moors overnight, adding to already high water levels across the area.

Team Managers (TMs) are advised to remind teams that river crossings are likely to be difficult this weekend. Planning and group management must take current and evolving conditions into account.

ECM will be monitoring river awareness and observing activity around red Out of Bounds (OOB) river sections while deployed on the moors. Any non-compliance will be recorded and will be treated seriously given the prevailing conditions.

Tue 4 Nov 2025 — Sleeping bags

Following the TT26 TMB, a review of sleeping bag costs and sizes has been conducted. It is acknowledged that a comfort limit of -2°C may not be suitable for everyone. As such, Annex B will remain unchanged, specifying a lower limit of -2°C with compliance to ISO or EN standards. All participating establishments are reminded of their responsibility to ensure that young people are warm and comfortable in their sleeping bags during winter activities. If this is not the case, additional measures, such as providing extra sleeping clothing or sleeping bag liners, should be considered.