Suttonの天然記念物・トップ11

トップ・ウィザンズからの短い散歩の価値がある、周囲の荒野の素晴らしい360度の眺め

Boulsworth Hill is the highest point in the South Pennines and the only summit in the area that rises above 500m above sea level. It is also one of only two Marilyns in the South Pennines.

Lund's Tower stands on top of Earl's Crag near Sutton in Craven, it is a turreted stone tower which was built as a folly in 1887.

Alcomden Stones lie about half a mile west of Top Withens and Ponden Kirk, offering sweeping 360-degree views across the moorlands into Lancashire. This rugged site features a scattering of rocks, with its standout attraction being a massive rocking stone, estimated to weigh six or seven tons, perched atop other glacial deposits.

walking boots a must

Lad Law at 518m is the trig pointed summit of Boulsworth Hill. It's the highest point in the South Pennines. On a clear day you can see into the Lake District, across the Forest of Bowland and over the south Pennines. The rock here is millstone grit like much of the Peak District. It outcrops in several places forming steep edges.

If you fancy a swim in the stream, then I recommend a trip in summer. If you just want to walk and enjoy the waterfall then I suggest going over the winter months or at least when it's been raining heavily. Has someone else commented, the trail is very slippery when wet, so decent footwear and a degree of care is needed, it's well worth it though.

A tight squeeze to get up the stone spiral staircase but the views from the top are well worth the climb up