Walk Route Map d271 Winhill Pike (Win Hill) from Yorkshire Bridge

Walk d271 Winhill Pike (Win Hill) from Yorkshire Bridge

A steady but gentle ascent to superb views

Vital Statistics:

Length:	6¾mls (10.5km)
Ascent:	1,289ft (393m)
Time:	3¾hrs
Grade:		(Moderate)

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Route outline for walk d271:

Heatherdene Car Park - Ladybower Reservoir Dam - Yorkshire Bridge - Parkin Clough - Winhill Plantation - Winhill Pike (Win Hill) - Hope Bank - Wooler Knoll - Woodlands Valley - Ladybower Reservoir - Wiseman Hey Clough Plantation - Ladybower Reservoir Dam - Heatherdene Car Park

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Peaks, Summits and Tops reached on this walk:

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English
Mountains

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Wainwrights

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English
Nuttalls

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English
Deweys

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Wainwright
Outlying Fells

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Marilyns

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Bridget

Peak Bagging Statistics for this walk:

The highest point of this walk is Winhill Pike (Win Hill) at 462m (1516ft). Winhill Pike (Win Hill) is known as an English Bridget. The summit of Winhill Pike (Win Hill) is marked by an Ordnance Survey Trig Point.

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Some Photos and Pictures from Walk d271 Winhill Pike (Win Hill) from Yorkshire Bridge

In no particular order . . .

On the summit of Winhill Pike (Win Hill) in the snow

Photo: Elaine Grayson (1)

The River Derwent from Yorkshire Bridge

Photo: Richard Peacock (7)

Walk d271 Winhill Pike (Win Hill) from Yorkshire Bridge - Lost Lad, Back Tor (Derwent Edge), Dovestones Tor, Derwent Edge, White Tor (Derwent Edge), Hurkling Stones and Whinstone Lee Tor above Ladybower Reservoir

Lost Lad, Back Tor (Derwent Edge), Dovestones Tor, Derwent Edge, White Tor (Derwent Edge), Hurkling Stones and Whinstone Lee Tor above Ladybower Reservoir

Photo: Ben Stafford (36)

Ladybower Reservoir Overflow

Photo: Lee Harpin (1)

Ladybower Reservoir

Photo: Pauline Elliott (1)

The Pines reaching to the Sky in Winhill Plantation

Photo: Richard Peacock (6)

Hurkling Stones and Whinstone Lee Tor beyond Ladybower Reservoir

Photo: Ben Stafford (11)

Tramping through the Winhill Pike (Win Hill) woods in heavy snow

Photo: Dorsal Finn (11)

Ladybower Reservoir from the dam near Yorkshire Bridge

Photo: Phillip Martin (2)

Woodland above Ladybower Reservoir

Photo: Nick Snape (3)

*Aerial Panorama Looking South East down Ladybower Reservoir

Photo: Ron Linton (3)

Ladybower Reservoir

Photo: Mel Anderton (1)

The Vale of Edale from Hope Bank, Winhill Pike (Win Hill) under a blanket of heavy snow

Photo: Dorsal Finn (15)

Aerial view looking South East down Ladybower Reservoir

Photo: Ron Linton (1)

Me on Winhill Pike (Win Hill) with Ladybower Reservoir in the background

Photo: Terry Maw (9)

Big Truck and Jimbles in heavy snow on the descent down Winhill Pike (Win Hill)

Photo: Dorsal Finn (6)

Heavy snow on the descent down Winhill Pike (Win Hill)

Photo: Dorsal Finn (5)

Lose Hill (Ward's Piece) and Ladybower Reservoir from Winhill Pike (Win Hill)

Photo: Peter Smith (2)

The Vale of Eden from Winhill Pike (Win Hill)

Photo: Ian Windle (11)

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