周辺の山頂・トップ20

Views for days! But extremely bleak when it wants to be. Nice early tickbox when walking the Pennine Way

Part of the quarried crag of Pule Hill, the area can be popular with rock-climbers on the least windy days and paragliders on other days. The arch is one of the highlight, but the whole crag offers a beautiful landscape as well as views of the valley below. Easily accessible from Marsden, you can include this spot as part of a short walk; or a much longer hike taking in Black Hill and the Marsden Moors.

This hill is just outside Marsden. Not very high (437 above see level) it is short and steep pull up to reach the top. The trig point offers beautiful views of Redbrook Reservoir. As it was used for quarrying at some point, there are interesting Crags along the way, including the well-known Pule Arch. You will only be able to spot from from walking to the top. Those crags can be popular with rock-climbers on the least windy days and at this is quite generally quite a windy spot, you may spot some paragliders in the area. I saw a few sheep along the route; please keep dogs on leash if you are walking up the the hill.

Can be quite boggy

Worth a trip up the short rough track to see the tower and take in the views

Hartshead Pike stands at 876 feet (267 m) to the east of Manchester. It's a great viewpoint across the city and down the Medlock valley. The hill top has been used as a beacon since at least Roman times, when its prominent position was a useful strategic site. The tower was built in 1751 and then rebuilt in 1863. You used to be able to climb it, but the entrance was bricked up in WW2.

I found the hike great.but was boggy in loads of places..very slippery..narrow paths on some parts

Black Hill 582m (1909ft) TP3980 - Holme Moss 2958 County of Cheshire County Top Peak District National Park Trig Pillar