Landscape Leaps
Dartmoor 360º - Interactive Virtual Tour

Interactive Virtual Tour of Dartmoor National Park, Devon, England.
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Choose a location and enjoy the scenery

You can choose from 96 locations across Dartmoor by clicking on points on a map or choosing from an alphabetical list. Your position is indicated on the map by the white dot.

Explore and Learn

Once at a location you can turn 360° around you just by clicking and dragging the mouse in the image. You can zoom in and out by pressing SHIFT and CONTROL on the keyboard.

As you roll the mouse pointer over locations in the image, such as tors or hills, their name, grid reference and altitude will appear below the image.

The interface also features a direction pointer which moves around as you do, informing you which way you are facing.

Leap!

The amazing feature from which Landscape Leaps gets it's name; leaping from one location to another. When you see the 'Leap Icon' appear as you roll over a location in the image, you can click on that location to leap to it. The new location automatically faces your previous position.

Enjoy the Dartmoor landscape in full screen!

Landscape Leaps has an additional Full Screen mode. Featuring no visible interface at all, the entire screen displays the panoramic images. You can still pan and zoom and click on locations to leap to them.

As there is no interface you can access any location in no more than 3 key presses with the included keyboard shortcut map.

Advanced features

Landscape Leaps has many extra features that make it a real pleasure to use.

• As you roll the mouse over dots on the map, the menu (above the map) automatically updates to identify the point on the map.
• The alphabetical menu has keyboard control. Click the current name then type a letter, the menu will jump to the first location beginning with that letter.
• There are on-screen controls for Previous Location, Random Location, Auto-Pan and Zoom.
• As you roll over panorama locations in the image their corresponding point on the map will light up.