Barninghamの天然記念物・トップ7

A cairn, a wind-swept hill and terrific views over Swaledale and Arkengarthdale - what more could you possibly want in life? Calver Hill (487m) is on Reeth Low Moor and is a perfect spot for hill-hungry walkers.

Forefield Rake is a strange, odd, desolate land, a line of old mine workings. There is a cairn up here: from next to it, you should be able to make out Great Shunner Fell on the horizon to the west. Great Pinseat (583m), a few minutes' walk to the north, is not on the path here, but most will be able to easily get to it.

It's worth walking up to Elsey Crag, which is a band of rock on Faggergill Moor, precisely on the border between Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines. The views are spectacular - the surrounding space is amazing! Whether looking to the north (Bowes), to the east (The Stang forest) or to the south (Arkengarthdale), you will be richly rewarded for making your legs do what they have been designed to do: walk.

The views from Cuckoo Hill (425m) south towards both Reeth and Grinton are extraordinary: the views over Swaledale from just under Fremington Edge are so extensive that a person seems to grow somehow inside... There is an old barn here in the field that somehow makes the view from up here practically postcard-like. Definitely worth taking a break here to take it all in.

Not only an achievement to make it up the stang but has amazing views at the top definitely worth the effort.