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Name:High Low
Hill number:16670
Height:281m / 922ft
Parent (Ma):2807  Kinder Scout
RHB Section:36: Lancashire, Cheshire & the Southern Pennines
County/UA:Derbyshire
Catchment:Trent
Class:Tump (200-299m)
(Tu,2)
Grid ref:SK 22109 80184
Summit feature:grassy ridge
Drop:37m
Col:244m  SK218801  
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 36 users)ByDate of Ascent
Straightforward access from gate to NE. Parked in lay-by. Summit is undulating and grassy.Vulcan19/11/2023
From NE, quick up and down through 2 gates.PGCE28/02/2023
Quick nip up from lane to NE. Parked at small layby at SK 22493 80467 (N side of road). 'Passing place, No parking' sign on larger layby just SW. Nice hill.steveb200618/10/2022
From Road to NJK23/09/2022
weekend walkingchelec07/05/2022
Straightforward from gate to NE. A tumpy Tump.Wycombe Wanderer12/07/2020
Although longer, I opted for a covert approach as the layby near the gate stated that it was a passing place with no parking. Parked easily in Leadmill to the east. Walked west along the minor road for half a mile and took a path into the trees. Over a gate then surprised to see all the tracks had names and even a seat! Along Main Road, right up Runnels Road and then right up Badger Hill! Just before the end cut right to an old tubular gate and diagonally across the field to another gate. Very easy ascent from here, unseen. 30 minutes return.moorsman11/07/2020
Very simple trot up from the road, but good views. In comparision to the nearby hills it's more low than high.Altheus08/06/2020
Found an open gate at SK22378039 which was a little irresponsible as there were sheep giving birth on the field as I went up, I gave them a very wide berth so as not to disturb and slipped up to the top and back again.simonshrewsbury13/04/2019
Last of the day, from the Plough Inn, Leadmill up lane then over fields of pasture to grassy summit with pleasant grassy hollows.RichardM08/01/2019
Last of a 4 tump circuit from Shatton + Durham Edges and Abney Low. Accessed via the woodland to avoid being seen then ran down to join fp.John Eley03/11/2018
Parked to the NE just passed gate which needs climbed then over another into summit field and top without being in view of the farm. Back through two open gateways then over initial gate to car.Dugswell206/01/2018
From layby (with yellow grit box) and gate @ SK 2235 8040carole engel26/10/2017
As Wheelsy.David Evans08/10/2017
For information only: Farmer politely but firmly said that the hill is not on public access land.Alan Caine18/08/2017
07.00 start in the pitch dark and thick fog. Parking next to gate and I picked up another gate in the beam of the head torch at the edge of first field.Straight up over grass and dead bracken. Bumpy summit due to some extraction.Campbell Singer17/01/2017
High Low or, rather, low high. Another buspass day Tump. Started from Hathersage station.Martin R22/12/2016
First of 4 hills around Abney . Route as per Wheelsy. Fell over in mud getting over first gate.Mark Sims12/03/2016
Last hill of four today starting from Bamford, climbing Shatton edge, Durham edge, Abney low and on approach to Highlow hall took fp towards woods but veered off to walk alongside stone wall climbing over at Hawthorn tree which is out of view from buildings, then climbed upto grassy summit. Descent via fence and over electrified fence to lane leading all the way to Hathersage.Dazingdale28/09/2015
with L up NE ridge. Two gates. On a 24km walk out and back from Sheffield, from our summer house sit in Dore,over Burbage moors and through Hathersage. A glorious July day (sunburnt legs) with lunch by the River Derwent. Onwards up road to try for Abney Low next (failed).Chris Pearson10/07/2015
From the bend in the road to the NE of the hill. Two unlocked gates then headed up the side of the wall to the E of the hill - out of view of the farm until right on the summit. Returned same way.Wheelsy04/05/2015
Approach as by RHW. Well defined summit, narrow grassy ridge at edge of grassy hollowed basin - of which there are a number.Aye Jimmy09/09/2014
A nice little hill with good views.dromeas18/05/2014
from NE, parking by gate, nice steep climb. Knoll in area of ?sink holes.RHW17/03/2013
Barry Smith21/05/2021
BaggerGutt08/04/2021
Bag For Life12/07/2020
andrew brown27/01/2018
DC11main08/07/2017
steve1856608/01/2017
IainT06/01/2017
ianwatson19/08/2016
Adrian29/05/2016
ngthack12/07/2014
GordonAdshead14/05/2014
davidpettit8417/12/2011
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