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Name:Mickley Moor
Hill number:16445
Height:208m / 682ft
Parent (Ma):2714  Burnhope Seat
RHB Section:35A: The Northern Pennines
County/UA:Northumberland (CoU)
Catchment:Tyne (Newcastle)
Class:Tump (200-299m)
(Tu,2)
Grid ref:NZ 08189 60999
Summit feature:no feature: arable field
Drop:34m
Col:174m  NZ073599  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 88
(1:25k) 316W
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 23 users)ByDate of Ascent
Adrian23/01/2020
PM28/12/2019
mcbiydw205/09/2019
BW from NE. Continue to top of lane to NZ 083 609 where gate into field leads directly onto tramlines thru' cropcarole engel24/08/2019
Indistinct HP in grassy field adjacent to unnatural Hp of grass-topped reservoir, with trig nearby. Showery. 2 cut marks on stone gateposts on Lumley's lane bridleway.Pleasant walk through Hyons wood.Denise 17/03/2019
Slight dome in arable field on W side of reservoir.RichardM17/03/2019
Christo197915/09/2018
Settled for Resr as field in cropsGordonAdshead11/05/2018
Parked by reservoir. Muddy lane to gap in fence, tractor lines in ploughed field to HP. Lane crest looks as high (?)John Lee18/10/2017
Dave Geere18/12/2016
softsquare06/11/2016
Farmer was around so I went for the reservoir option - seemed good enough to me :)the_adam25/10/2016
Good parking by reservoir.andrew brown14/10/2016
stevent080909/01/2016
Lucky20/07/2015
maknipe20/07/2015
Good parking by reservoir. Crop in field, very public so walked down lane to bottom edge of field, along this until tractor lines led back up to the high point. Edge of parking area looks similar height though.Aye Jimmy27/05/2015
From NE, parking by resr.RHW10/05/2015
Track near reservoir appears to be about the same height.Lionel Bidwell26/12/2014
Susan Bidwell26/12/2014
Parked at roadside by bend in road. Cross gate, top is two further fences in which is further than Hillbagging shoes. Not very impressive top, limited views.nordicstar10/02/2014
208m spot height is in a cultivated and very muddy field, in sight of the farm. Trespassing and getting well muddied seemed a bit pointless for a nothing summit. I settled for the bridleway immediately east, where I suspect the top of the bunded reservoir, although man-made, may be higher in any case.Crib Goch17/12/2013
Not a difficult walk!!!Walker Dan14/10/2008