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A little hill but stunning views.

Small effort for big views. Stunning on a clear day.

A nice little hill and viewing point, which makes for a pleasant detour on the way to Nine Riggs. There are good paths to it from the B6270. There are great views of the Mallerstang valley and the surrounding Dales to be had from here.

This is actually the location of the topographic cairn, which is a really good view point out over the surrounding Dales, and of the Nine Standards, which sit nearby to the north within a few hundred metres. A bit further to the south is the actual summit point of Nine Standards Rigg itself, which is marked by a trig point.

Can be a bit boggy in places

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 trail is just off the Pennine Journey trail but worth the detour.

An easy-to-reach hill (547m), particularly from the B6270, with excellent views of Cross Fell (the North Pennines) and Wild Boar Fell across the Mallerstang valley. Spectacular views: feels a bit of a cheat; beautiful places like this should take some more effort to get to.

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.