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Sheffield is uniquely positioned on the edge of the Peak District, offering access to some of the most scenic hilltops and summits in the UK. This category features local and nearby peaks popular for hiking, climbing, and breathtaking panoramic views. Whether you’re an experienced walker or a casual explorer, these natural high points promise adventure and unforgettable landscapes.
Location: 53.4086798, -1.67631 Strines Moor Ridge stretches across the moorland west of Bradfield and is known for its remote and windswept character. The ridge is dotted with heather, stone walls, and occasional waymarkers. It...
Location: 53.3445842, -1.5818992 Ox Stones are two prominent gritstone boulders located near Ringinglow, close to Sheffield’s western edge. Set on a ridge overlooking the city, they are easily accessible and often visited by walkers,...
Location: 53.4286418, -1.6312918 Wilkin Hill lies near the Bradfield area, just within the boundary of the Peak District. It is a relatively low, grassy hill, offering views over Damflask Reservoir and Agden Valley. Popular...
Location: 53.4153796, -1.7041249 Back Tor is a striking gritstone outcrop located on Derwent Edge, north of Ladybower Reservoir. With its jagged profile and steep drops, it is a favourite destination for photographers, hikers, and...
Location: 53.3291918, -1.6118875 Carl Wark is an ancient hillfort perched on a gritstone plateau near Hathersage and Burbage. Although not particularly high in elevation, it is of great archaeological significance. Believed to date back...
Location: 53.326789, -1.6229676 Winyards Nick is a narrow pass located between the moorland ridges of Bleaklow and Howden Edge. Though not a summit in the traditional sense, it is a well-known feature among Peak...
Location: 53.3542829, -1.594325 Rud Hill is a modest rise located southwest of Ringinglow, near the boundary between urban Sheffield and the open Peak District. It offers easy access from the city and is a...
Location: 53.4734458, -1.7637424 Horse Stone Naze is a dramatic gritstone escarpment above the Upper Derwent Valley. Known for its unique “horse head” rock formation, it’s a popular destination for adventurous walkers and photographers. The...
Location: 53.4455877, -1.7185688 High Stones is the highest point in South Yorkshire at 550 metres (1,804 ft) and lies on Howden Moor within the Dark Peak. This wild and windswept summit is a true...
Location: 53.4770688, -1.6548965 Spout House Hill lies in the Ewden Valley area, north of Sheffield. This quiet and grassy prominence provides gentle walking routes and scenic outlooks over nearby Ewden Beck and Broomhead Reservoir....