Attractions in England

The thing I love about Mam Tor is the sheer amount of options you have. I've been here several times and one option is a really short walk up from … read more

Hollins Cross is a lofty hill summit with spectacular panoramic views. There are loads of great trails around here, especially via the Great Ridge to Mam Tor. It can get … read more

Lose Hill is situated at the end of Great Ridge and provides breathtaking views over Mam Tor, as well as Hope and Edale valleys. Despite its close proximity to Mam … read more

A Southern Fells classic, Coniston Old Man might be industry-scarred, but it remains stoical and unbowed. Towering high above the village of Coniston, it's a rightfully popular fell with good … read more

Kinder Low trig is found on the plateau of Kinder Scout. This spot is very popular with hikers as it boasts wonderful views and is visited by many iconic trails, … read more

The hike along Catbells is extremely popular — and for good reason. The walk is absolutely classic; fun terrain, spectacular views, lots of places to stop for picnics. In high … read more

A beautiful spot with great views towards the South Downs. The tower even contains a small room at its base that is operating as a cafe at specific dates and times, serving hot drinks and food to go.

Higger Tor is a distinctive landmark of the Dark Peak. Standing at 1,424 feet (434 m) high, you are afforded spectacular panoramic views from the summit, that stretch over the Burbage Valley and the Iron Age hill fort, Carl Wark.

As the third highest mountain in the Lake District, the views from Helvellyn are absolutely magnificent. However, this mountain is not simply a mere slog to the summit. If you … read more

Win Hill is north west of Bamford in the Peak District. Its summit is 1,516 feet (462 m) above sea level and it is bounded by the River Derwent to … read more

Go between 6-7am and the park is closed to cars!

Wonderful views along Windermere and the valleys at the top make the climb worthwhile. Then a slow steady descent through fields and pretty woodland back to Ambleside.

At 1,394 feet (425 m), Worcestershire Beacon is the highest point in the county and a grand viewpoint to boot. Its popularity is such that it is at the centre … read more

For those tackling the Yorkshire Three Peaks in the traditional counterclockwise direction, Pen-y-Ghent is the first summit you reach. At 2,277 feet (694 m), it's the smallest of the three … read more

The Ingleborough summit richly rewards all those that conquer it with a magnificent panoramic view of Whernside, Pen-y-Ghent, Pendle Hill, out into Morecambe Bay and over to the Lakeland hills. … read more

A fairly steep slope takes you to Haytor Rock. Beautiful surroundings with beautiful panoramas.

Walla Crag, at 1,243 feet (379 m), is a diminutive Wainwright that rises above Derwent Water's eastern shore. What it lacks in height, it makes up for with splendid views … read more

A bona fide scrambler’s paradise, Blencathra serves up two glorious ridges in a truly memorable horseshoe. The Grade One scramble up Sharp Edge, a razor-like spine featuring the notorious Bad … read more

At 3,209 feet (978 m) Scafell Pike is England's highest mountain. The summit is also one of the most stunning due to its remote location and awe-inspiring views. While many … read more

Chrome Hill, and its smaller neighbour Parkhouse Hill, are amongst some of the most distinctive hills in the Peak District. Commonly known as the ‘Dragon’s Back’, the hill boasts amazing views and a wonderful challenge.