Walk The Mountains in England
A Mountain in England is defined as being a high point over 610m (2000ft) above mean sea-level with 30m (approx 100ft) of 'prominence' or 'ascent' on all sides.
English mountains are also sometimes known by the acronym Hewitt which stands for Hill in England, Wales or Ireland over Two Thousand feet.
There are currently 527 Hewitts in the British Isles - 178 in England, 138 in Wales and 211 in Ireland.
Walk The Mountains in England:
Walk the 178 Mountains in England:
In Alphabetical Order |
In Height Order |
On a Google Map |
All 178 on One Page*
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Walk The Mountains in England by Region
The Peak District & Southern England (3):
Dartmoor (1) The Dark Peak (2)
The Lake District (114):
The Central Fells (4)
The Eastern Fells (18)
The Far Eastern Fells (18)
The Northern Fells (12)
The North Western Fells (15)
The Southern Fells (26)
The Western Fells (21)
Northern England (25):
The North Pennines (25)
Northumberland National Park (6):
The Cheviot Hills (6)
The Yorkshire Dales (30):
The Howgill Fells (5)
The Northern Dales (9)
The Southern Fells (16)
Peak Bagging The Mountains in England
Example shown: The Lake District Southern Fells which includes Scafell Pike, England's Highest Mountain
Peak Bagging The Mountains in England is a way of discovering and experiencing new hills and mountains that you might not otherwise have thought of walking on - often in glorious solitude well away from the crowded honeypots.
It can be a lot of fun and immensely satisfying too!
Peak Bagging The Mountains in England - How to get started
Peak Bagging Location Maps and Tick Lists detailing all the Mountains, Peaks and Hills in a particular area are available is selected areas now. Each one includes room for you to record which mountains you have climbed, who you went with and what you thought of it as well as offering inspiration for your next walk or expedition.
To see which Peak Bagging Location Maps and Tick Lists are currently available - click here
A free example peak bagging map and tick list is available via a link in the current edition of our regular newsletter - click here to get your copy now!
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