United Kingdom mountains

"Parked in Nant Glas walked up road to farm then up footpath to open access area, east a bit and then straight up by the fence - beastly steep, heavy bracken and no path. There are two distinct tops to this hill, one with a large stone pillar and beacon. Tried making way down east but got told off for taking obvious path - someone was zealously guarding their grass. So returned down steep side. Took long way back on public bridleway through farm, and forest. Nice!" — vygodski • Feb 19, 2019

"What a fantastic Tor this is, one of my top 5 favourites so far. Great circular walk taking in Bennett’s Cross, Birch Tor, Headland Warren Stone Row and the disused leat and Tim Mine ruins. Stunning. " — Evie-and-Me • Feb 17, 2019

"From the saddle between Hope Bowdler and Battle stones, down into the dale, then up road a little while taking this from the east on a gradually rising path before switching back to the summit. Very blustery." — vygodski • Feb 16, 2019

"Approached after descending Caer Caradoc due south from Three Fingers. From afar it looked like there may be access issues to climb this, so I was pleasantly surprised to see a welcome sign - a rare sight in the English countryside. I used to be a member of the Woodland Trust who manage this hill - I stopped supporting them because they kept on sending me lots of paper advertisements in the post - but I am pleased my funds may have helped provide the useful paths that led to the top. The final hill of four, before returning to car." — vygodski • Feb 16, 2019

"Incredibly difficult to locate from above, we ended up approaching from the woods below which was seriously hard going. Worth it for the views on top and glad to have this one in the bag. Hunter’s Tor and Sharpitor nearby. " — Evie-and-Me • Feb 16, 2019