A walking guide to climbing the 254 summits in England which reach the height of 2000ft (Nuttalls) in a series of 60 walks. The summits that achieve this height (and rise above their surroundings by at least 50ft) are described by region, from the Lake District to the Chevoits, on to the North Pennines and Yorkshire Dales, and finally to the Peak District and Dartmoor. They include some of England's most famous peaks, such as Blencathra, Great Gable and Coniston Old Man in the Lake District, and Kinder Scout in the Peak District, but also some with no name on the OS maps. All these ascents take the walker into some of the most beautiful hillwalking areas of England and provide a lifetime's challenge and enjoyment.

Introduction

Notes 

Selection of the Tops

Maps

Access

1   Lake District - The Northern Fells
2   Lake District - The North Western Fells
3   Lake District - The Western Fells
4   Lake District - The Central Fells
5   Lake District - The Southern Fells
6   Lake District - The Eastern Fells
7   Lake District - The Far Eastern Fells
8   The Cheviots
9   North Pennines - The Western Fells
10 North Pennines - The Eastern Fells
11 Yorkshire Dales - The Northern Fells
12 Yorkshire Dales - The Southern Fells
13 The Peak District and Dartmoor

Deleted Tops
Alphabetical index of Tops

Seasons

All year round.

Centres

Ambleside, Keswick, Kendal for Lake District; Wooler for the Cheviots; Alston and Brough for the North Pennines; Sedbergh, Kirkby Stephen Ingleton and Hawes for the Dales; Glossop for the Peak District; and Okehampton for Dartmoor.

Difficulty

Moderately strenuous on the whole, but all necessarily uphill. Pillar Rock is the only summit that requires a rock climb.

Must See

All can be great, depending on the British weather!

September 2016

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