White Hill (Forest of Bowland)
544m (1785ft)
The South Pennines and The Forest of Bowland, Lancashire, England
The summit of White Hill (Forest of Bowland) is marked by an Ordnance Survey Trig Point.
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White Hill (Forest of Bowland) is classified as:
Walk l181 White Hill (Forest of Bowland) from Cross of Greet Bridge
Great views of The Forest of Bowland and The Yorkshire Dales
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Vital Statistics for walk l181:
5¾
miles
(9 km)
1113
feet
(339 m)
3¼
Hours
4
Moderate
Route outline for walk l181:
Cross of Greet Bridge - Near Crosty Clough - Shooters' Huts - Far Costy Clough - White Hill (Forest of Bowland) - Botton Head Hill - Whitray Fell - Cross of Greet - Cross of Greet Bridge
Walk l155 White Hill (Forest of Bowland) and Crutchenber Fell (Bowland Knotts) from Cross of Greet Bridge
Terrific views of The Forest of Bowland and The Yorkshire Dales
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Vital Statistics for walk l155:
8¾
miles
(14 km)
1615
feet
(492 m)
5
Hours
5
Moderate
Route outline for walk l155:
Cross of Greet Bridge - Near Crosty Clough - Shooters' Huts - Far Costy Clough - White Hill (Forest of Bowland) - Botton Head Hill - Whitray Fell - Cross of Greet - Great Harlow - Raven's Castle - Crowd Stones - Catlow Fell (Ravens Castle) - Hailshowers Fell - Cold Stone - Copy Nook - Knottend Well - Crutchenber Fell (Bowland Knotts) - Pike Side - Catlow Farm - Kearsdon Holes - The River Hodder - Cross of Greet Bridge
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Fellow go4awalkers who have already walked, climbed, summited & bagged White Hill (Forest of Bowland)
Adrian Howard walked up on February 8th, 2012 [from/via/route] from The Cross of Greet
Christine Shepherd climbed it on July 1st, 2018 [from/via/route] Walked from Cross of Greet Bridge using walk l155 [with] On my own [weather] Glorious sunshine with a welcome breeze. - The final approach to this summit when the path ends is hard work. There are a lot of peat bogs which were dry today but still quite hard to negotiate. The views from the summit are worth the effort though & the onward route is fine.
Mark Davidson bagged it on June 23rd, 2008 [with] Alone [weather] Quite good for the South Pennines
Tony Rogerson hiked it on July 22nd, 2016 [from/via/route] Slaidburn Croasdale White Hill Stocks Reservoir Slaidburn [with] John Ray Luke Floss [weather] Warm & mostly sunny
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