The Mountains of England and Wales

Welcome to my
Mountain Website

This is a website for hill walkers and summit-baggers, attempting to provide accurate Ordnance Survey grid references for the 2000ft mountain tops, and prominent lower hills, of England and Wales.

There are many recognised lists of hills and mountains in Wales and England - some of the main lists are covered by this website, as well as a list of county tops.  Click on the appropriate link on the adjacent map.

You can use this website to log your own progress against these lists - simply register a Username and Password (free), and follow the instructions on the registry page.

You will also find a page of hillwalking tips, a photo-gallery, a mountain search facility, and downloadable files for each mountain area containing GPS waypoints for the summits.

Please contact me with your comments or suggestions about this website, or sign my Guestbook.

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Scotland

Ireland

	Nuttalls
	Hewitts
	Marilyns
	Wainwrights
	Birketts
	Deweys
	HuMPs
	County Tops

World Tops

 

What's New - recent changes to this website

18th Apr 2008	League Table of mountains having most logged ascents added to My progess page.  See which mountains are the most (and least) bagged amongst members of this site. Thanks to "Herbert Anchovy" for the idea.
3rd Mar 2008	Mountain Search and list pages (e.g. Marilyn Regions, Nuttall Areas) now powered by the Ordnance Survey OpenSpace interface,  So you can now view the summits against OS map backgrounds, with pan and zoom facilities.  Note that the Google Maps powered pages are still available and useful for satellite/aerial photo views.
31st Jan 2008	London Borough Tops added to County Tops pages.
4th Jan 2008	Newly identified "double sub"-Hewitt, Benty Hill added. Revisions to grid references, heights and summit descriptions taken from the latest release (v9) of the Database of British Hills (thanks to Chris Crocker and Graham Jackson).
14th Dec 2007	World Tops page added.  Includes lists of the fourteen 8000m tops and the seven Continent tops.
20th Nov 2007	Another list of Lakeland hills, the Birketts, added to the website following requests for them from a number of visitors to the site. Thanks to Bill Birkett for giving his kind permission.
13th Nov 2007	Wales and England sub-totals now given for the Nuttalls, for those of you who like to consider them separately. Thanks to John White for the idea.
5th Nov 2007	Mynydd Ceiswyn demoted from Dewey list following survey by John Barnard, Myrddyn Phillips and Graham Jackson revealing reascent is only 27.5m.
5th Oct 2007	On the Mountain Search page, you can now search for hills near to a given OS grid reference.  Select the option from the "Search for" list and enter the required grid reference (e.g. NY 215 072 - will also accept 10 figure grid refs) in the search box.
4th Oct 2007	Great Yarlside demoted from Dewey list following excellent survey work by John Barnard and Graham Jackson revealing reascent is only 28m.
3rd Sep 2007	As a result of recent surveys, 2 new mountains have been added to the Nuttalls list, and one existing mountain has been removed, so the total is now 442.  See the Nuttalls website for further details. New: Y Fronllwyd (a.k.a.Carnedd y Filiast North Top); Castell y Gwynt - a new 3000 footer! (both in the Glyders) Deleted: Cadair Bronwen NE top (in the Berwyns).
18th Jul 2007	Another list of hills, the HuMPs of England, Wales and the Isle of Man (a.k.a. New Clements), added to the website.  This list adds a number of hills in lower lying areas to the site. Note that the Scottish HuMPs (a.k.a. New Yeamans) have also been added to the Mountains of Scotland site.
21st Jun 2007	"Read-only" password field added to member details. You can give your username and read-only password to your friends, so they can check your progress without being able to update your logs. Sign in and click on "my details" to add the password. Thanks to John Kleiser for the idea.
13th May 2007	You can now log an ascent directly from a map - click the appropriate triangle and select the "add log" link.
	Website is printer friendly - if you print any page on the website using your browser print button, it will print out correctly with appropriate page breaks, and without the navigation bar.

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