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Watch your footing around the rocks below the trig point

The war memorial commemorating the men of Royton who died during the First World War stands at the highest point in the park, and was unveiled on 22 October 1921 by the Earl of Derby. Originally the memorial, which is constructed from Portland stone, bore plaques listing the fallen and a bronze statue. The original plaques were stolen in 1969, and replacements were later installed in the grounds of St Paul's, Royton.

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Very remote trig point that requires navigating across open moorland with little to no paths at all. The ground is boggy and extremely uneven with lots of holes that make for ankle twisting territory. It took us ages to get there and back due to the need to tread extremely carefully. I still managed to get up to my knee in a bog. I'm glad I did it because I'm trying to bag all the trigs in the Peaks. But, this isn't one I'd make a return trip too!

Frozen or Dry ground required to get here very remote

Great to see all these stones worth the hike

Great day and views amazing

Kinder Stones 425.6m P13.6 (1396ft) (Hill ID: 511495) [JNSA s4697] County of Yorkshire Definitive List Peak District National Park Definitive List summit

Tandle Hill boasts the title of Oldham's oldest country park. This 110 acre parkland consists of beautiful beech woodland and open grassland and shows off some pretty fantastic panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. This specific location is the highest point in the park, and, on a clear day, affords views across Manchester and all the way over to the Welsh mountains.

The Kinder Stones are a collection of boulders located at the edge of a small abandoned quarry on Pots-n-Pans Hill near Oldham. The stones stand in an elevated position overlooking the beautiful Peak District National Park.

Great little spot for shelter from the wind

Lovely views that stretch for miles on clear days, can be abit windy however

Absolutely lovely views and great trails for bikes, hikes and runs

Alphin Pike summit Ethel

Standing at 448m above sea level, this trig point has views down over Castleshaw Reservoir (on a clear day!). It's usually windy up here 😆

Beware there is no path to this trig. bog trotting across open moor.

Surrounded by a rocky cairn structure, this trig point has amazing views down over Dovestone and is on the very edge of the Peak District.

Alphin Pike is a trig point on the north-west boundary of the Peak District. At 469m above sea level it’s pretty high but isn’t actually the highest point, with that being Hoarstone Edge at 497m. The climb up to Alphin Pike is pretty steep, but once you’re up it’s pretty level going.

A collection of gritstone rocks near to the Pots and Pans stone.