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Name:Beacon Moor
Hill number:7757
Height:179m / 587ft
Parent (Ma):2832  Gisborough Moor
RHB Section:37: The River Tees to The Wash
County/UA:Redcar and Cleveland
Catchment:Minor Rivers only (South)
Class:Tump (100-199m), Subhump, Clem
(Tu,1,sHu,Cm)
Grid ref:NZ 62927 20214
Summit feature:trig point in bushes at field corner
Drop:95m
Col:84m  NZ614195  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 94
(1:25k) OL26N 306
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 59 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
From the parking area up steps and through the tracks. Left at gate to the trig. Back down through the woods. Got a few geocaches along the way with the kids and grandparentsThe-Z-Man08/10/2023
Decent views towards the coast from the nearby edge and a pleasant spot for the trig on rough land alongside the fieldside BW. Trig whitewash is fading and on 3 sides has THE, FLAT & EARTH written on. The 4th side has a big black rectangle with a yellow diamond. The steep muddy paths in the woods are not a place to walk in gripless trainers and quite cut up in places by bikes and horses. From parking area at W end of Errington Wood on a sunny day KJcrazy07/04/2023
parked at SE corner of New Marske and up steps on ROW to field then left to Triggrumpy06/02/2023
From parking/picnic area with Minnie, first to South via Sandy lane then to Trig/top, some good views of the coast & Middlesbrough, back down through Errington Wood, cold & dry until back at carapricorum08/12/2022
10:00, 11 degrees (14 later) sunny spells, strong south-westerlies. From car park. Pleasant.Wycombe Wanderer15/10/2022
A pleasant, if damp, ascent through woodland and a return through reclaimed iron workings. The trig pillar has a large retro-reflective diamond attached - on the side facing Middlesbrough. There is gap in the tree screen which would permit a laser located somewhere north of the city to hit the reflectorM3WDD06/07/2021
Cycled to bottom of woods and walked up with Dave. Wild garlic just starting to sprout under the trees.SlowOl27/03/2021
Nice walk through Errington Woods, plenty of paths to choose, loop back through Upleathom for circular routebrentonj2327/11/2020
Beacon Moor [Errington Wood S4208] from GR: NZ 61852 20188ronaldo33315/11/2020
Beacon Moor [Errington Wood S4208] from GR: NZ 61852 20188Hippster15/11/2020
parked in Upleatham, great track up to the summit.Adrian09/01/2020
From good forest car park to W. Forest tracks to NZ 6243 2008 then field/forest boundary to hill and trig pillar.jonglew06/09/2019
From main car park to west. Many paths through pleasant woodland up to fields. Good path around the field perimeters to trig.Campbell Singer08/08/2018
Simple enough from car park to East, network of trails gets you there one way or another.agentmancuso03/08/2018
Ran up from visitor car park then over to Airy Hill.stever26/06/2018
Up the track from the SW to surprisingly amusing 'The Earth is Flat' Trigvegibagger21/04/2018
Cool and sunny walk up from Errington Wood car park.Dugswell226/11/2017
13.6 mile day covering East Cleveland tops - Beacon Moor, Hob Hill, Warsett Hill, Rockhole Hill. Beacon Moor approach from Dunsdale, fabulous blue sky views across the Tees Estuary.mrs_ts725/11/2017
From Errington Woods car park, following tracks and paths upwards. Field edge to Trig point. Bank nearby slightly higher.PeterD07/04/2017
The earth is flat, apparentlyMartin R25/01/2017
Here for the trigpoint. Parked on Pontac Road. A steep climb up the stairs and passed some lovely carved wooden sculptures.thejackrustles09/06/2016
From car park to west. On Redcar & Cleveland completion day.ngthack24/02/2016
Once the right path was found an easy walk up through the wood and round the edge of the wheat fields that were being harvested today.Walker Dan30/08/2015
From top of Pontac Road on good direct track and 200 steps up to ridge. Column 4208 is not as good a viewpoint as elsewhere.arranc26/06/2015
Easy roadside parking on the easternmost road into Marske. Then there is a well trodden easy path to the summit. 50 percent slope, 50 percent steps. Trig now lost in the vegetation.moorsman03/09/2014
From the large car-park to the W. Woodland walk enlivened by fine wooden sculptures of birds, put there by 'Friends of Errington Wood'. Emerges at side of summit field, and soon - a trigpoint.Aye Jimmy13/03/2013
700th English top easily up from car park - trig point hidden by undergrowth - good viewsBramley03/09/2012
Supervising a Gold D of E group -which involved driving around in the minibus meeting them from time to time, giving time to dart about bagging nearby Clem tops. Parked in New Marske and steeply uphill on fp through wood.Chris Pearson02/04/2012
From Errington Wood car park. Lots of paths through the woods to choose from. good views from the top for a modest hill, but hazy when I was there.PaulH22/03/2012
Logged with Trig PointTomL11/07/2009
Approached from the picnic area at the western end of Errington Woods to the south of New Marske. The high point was marked by a triangulation pillar (S4208) at the edge of the farmland above the wood. yorkie13/02/2005
top of steep scarp at edge of arable, pleasant summit, good view. FP from S then cross field, TP in scrub by NW cnr of field RHW28/09/2002
Tony S29/09/2023
Lorna S29/09/2023
Ben Rinnes19/12/2022
Tricky17/05/2022
BaggerGutt20/12/2021
timus22/03/2021
andrew brown01/10/2020
matty1971b14/08/2018
Andy West28/04/2018
thenomad01/11/2017
Alan Whatley14/10/2017
ianwatson15/06/2017
Lucky01/06/2017
maknipe01/06/2017
GaryJones01/10/2016
mae13/09/2016
jamiehighton25/06/2016
GordonAdshead13/05/2016