At 540 metres of altitude, you will reach the trig point of Bolts Law, from which you can observe the beautiful landscape that surrounds you. As a curiosity, it is …
Kirkcarrion is a copse of pine trees planted on a walled hill above Middleton in Teesdale. The trees were planted in Victorian times on a Bronze Age burial mound. The …
With a pleasant walk from Stanhope, we can reach this point at an altitude of 466 meters, from which we can observe the surrounding landscape. Notable features include the hollow …
Monks Moor is a broad hill above Teeside in the North Pennines AONB. It reaches 1,854 feet (565 m) above sea level and its summit is crowned by a trig …
With an altitude of 479 meters, although not very high, from this point, you can enjoy some great views of the moorland surrounding Weardale. What's more, you'll discover another trig point to conquer!
At 94m this little hill just north of central Durham gives great views across the city to the south. You can see the Durham Obelisk in William Wharton Park to …
Excellent views from this not-too-high and not-too-difficult to reach Citron Seat (446m) on Gilmonby Moor. From here, you will see all the way to Bowes and Barnard Castle (on a …
Arndale Hill is a summit (516m) on Hope Moor with an interesting cairn on it. It's going to be windy here, in all likelihood! To the north, you have The …
Raven Seat 589.02m P15.4 (1932ft) TP5589 - Raven Seat S4235 North Pennines National Landscape Definitive List summit. County Durham Definitive List summit