United Kingdom mountains

"From the carpark on Beacon road. Up via Summer Hill, then on to take in the four hills to the north: Sugar loaf, Table, North and End. I first climbed these when I was nine years old. I had forgotten what a nice area this is. You couldn't find a better place to get into hillwalking." - Worcestershire Beacon, vygodski, Dec 13, 2018

"From Hill Castle crossing the lower reaches of Little Hill (there are two thus named south of Gwaunceste Hill, so the one to the east) up to the small copse, then approaching Gwaunceste from the track to the west of it. There are long strips cut in the heather which I mistook for proper path, but trudged through the heather to the trig. Descended more directly south along a track that could be seen from the top of the copse (more direct but steeper), then south east across the moor following sheeptracks to the top of Little Hill. A little wet, but clearer higher up." - Gwaunceste Hill, vygodski, Dec 9, 2018

"Walked from Brodick up Glen Shuraig then uphill from Burnbank and through the peat hags to the summit, which is a prime viewpoint for the Corbetts. Soaked in the view then returned by the same route." - Cul nan Creagan, ChrisMac, Dec 9, 2018

"From my door to the trig point and back is 2 hrs 15 mins, with only a few minutes faffing about. 10.5km according to my companion's smartphone. Clear enough day although the skies were dull. Pretty uneventful." - Hergest Ridge, vygodski, Dec 4, 2018

"From Hill Castle on the road just east of Glascwm, straight up to the highest point, then South East to Caefn Wylfre before returning on the same route. Clear, vehicular tracks, which made navigation easy though it was misty. The heather on the upper reaches a lovely deep burgundy, the bracken a brazier copper. Nice open terrain, pretty wet. " - Glascwm Hill, vygodski, Dec 1, 2018