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Name:Manor Hills
Hill number:16841
Height:107.3m / 352ft
Section:37: The River Tees to The Wash
Classification:Tu,1
Drop:51m
Col:56m  SK560760  
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Entry no.Date recordedGrid Ref.Feature / Observations / SurveyRecorded byStatusSubpointLatest review
778722/05/2015SK 57654 75851  F: Small knoll in pines about 30m from curve in track.
O: About 200m beyond curve in track is another rise. Reading taken in green lane offshoot from main track at SK 57827 75742.
Aye Jimmy
Subpoint
1GG
2156628/12/2017SK 57625 75796  F: No feature, unmapped woodland path.
O: Maybe 5m E of OS 106m SH.
jonglew
Subpoint
2DM
3371011/11/2020SK 57462 75742  F: NR
S: 1m LIDAR
jimbloomer
Summit
Jim
3724730/01/2021SK 57487 75738  F: No feature
O: High point on track round deer-fenced area
henryfm
Summit
GJ



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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 36 users)ByDate of Ascent
From South Lodge, initially NE, as others. Nottinghamshire Compleation.PGCE25/11/2023
followed tracks as previously described to highest point at the edge of high fencegrumpy28/01/2023
From South Lodge. Notts Tumps complete.Alan Caine27/12/2022
From South lodge, path between houses turned right at the first track (tree with Private painted on it). New deer fence around felled area of HP.Nick Canute25/02/2022
Parked to the SW by South Lodge SK568754. Excellent advice from carole Engel regarding the route.David Evans17/10/2021
From South Lodge. Followed moorsman route, easy way up.Newish 8 ft fence at top.PeterD26/08/2021
From parking at South Lodge, NE and about at bend to N took grassy track ENE as described, and following outside the (new) deer fence to the summit area. High point on track seemed to be as high as the open land inside the fencehenryfm30/01/2021
On my own. Parked at lodge on A60, followed Fp/ robin Hoods way, then branch off as described in post previous to mine. Summit large levelish area, looks like it has been prepared for new tree planting.alwaysinshorts16/01/2021
Ample parking at South Lodge. Pass through the wood entrance gate and turn immediately left to follow a broad woodland path heading north. After about 200m a path diverts off to the right through a clearing. After 30m this passes an old fence line which lets you know that you have picked the correct track. It takes you uphill to a large clear-felled area This is adjacent to the summit.moorsman15/12/2020
From the Robin Hood Way with more brambles than one would like! Large levellish summit area, mainly in trees but clear felled to N. Felt highest at SK 57583, 75767.RichardM07/01/2019
Sunny.Dugswell202/09/2018
Parked at South Lodge. Took RoW SE to SK 5752 7538 then into woodland. Not ideal, we returned via unmapped paths to SK 5696 7557 where we met the track that heads NE from S Lodge - much better option. With Carole Engel, in the very dark.jonglew28/12/2017
Take mapped FP NE from South Lodge and grassy track off at SK 5696 7557. A little challenging in the dark!carole engel28/12/2017
From South Lodge . Really nice woods with bluebells out and bonus of small sandstone Lord of Rings type mini gorge .Mark Sims27/04/2017
A lovely walk on a beautiful sunny morning with Alfie, my black labradoodle! From Small parking area on B6034 and along Robin Hood Way.Dangerous Dave05/05/2016
As Campbell Singer. Interesting rock cutting.ngthack06/03/2016
9th of the morning and final Nottinghamshire Tump. From South Lodge and followed fp eastwards and through a rock cutting with ancient graffiti before branching left and making my way through broad fire breaks to indistinct hp. Hp in the vicinity of a large tree in clearing. A stone to the NW may be significant although my GPS gave a higher reading in the woods a few ms into woods.Campbell Singer05/02/2016
1st hill of the year with Lexi Rue, my partner's Black Labradoodle, starting from Creswell station and then via Creswell crags and the Robin Hood way through the Welbeck estate and then the Sandstone cutting on Drinking Pit lane. We veered off on a grassy forest ride NE and then turned up on a forest ride North up to the summit. Vague summit so spent the next 30 mins exploring all the high points in the vicinity including spotting a herd of Roe Deer darting through the trees.We ended up going on a different track to that planned originally. We ended up on Castle Farm Lane so we profiled around Pudding Lane Wood and then followed the field edge down to the end, climbed through the new willow hedge and then over the barbed wire fence to gain the fp and there followed it over the A57 and onto the estate. We followed residential roads to gain the B6024 and turned right there and just past the Bus station turned left to follow signs to the station.Dazingdale07/01/2016
Much more straightforward than I was expecting: Almost direct line from South Lodge: wide and mown paths.GordonAdshead12/07/2015
From South Lodge, paths through beautiful woodland. Couple of possible 'summits' noted. Also found an OS rivet and benchmark in a block some 200m from summit area.Aye Jimmy22/05/2015
Walked from Creswell Crags. Difficult to determine exact highest point.Wheelsy08/08/2013
Pine and birch, fairly dense, flat, HP unclear, 96gps. From WSW, park at end of road, network of paths lead close to summit RHW11/02/2012
Halfdecent29/09/2023
Ben Rinnes07/09/2023
johnkenyon26/07/2023
Matt20/08/2022
Wycombe Wanderer15/12/2020
Bag For Life15/12/2020
Nicky C11/10/2020
Martin R13/09/2020
holtsd05/07/2020
andrew brown07/02/2017
Richard Gunn25/02/2014
Moorponder23/01/2013
Adrian01/06/2010
mnixon16/05/1998