If you combine the four 'furth' Munros in England (Ill Crag /Broad Crag are just 'furth tops' really) with the hills that are over 2500ft and have 500ft prominence (would be Corbetts in Scotland) and the hills from 2499ft -600m with 150m of prominence (would now be Grahams in Scotland) then you get a list of 55 hills spread across the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, Howgills, Cheviots, Northern Pennines, Peak District and Dartmoor
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User | Percentage | Latest Log | |
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1st | Iain Thow | 100% | 12 Oct, 2006 |
2nd | Pete Pozman | 98% | 20 Jan |
3rd | Simon Caldwell | 83% | 29 Sep, 2020 |
4th | OverworkedUnderwalked | 81% | 2018 |
4th | kitP | 81% | 15 Oct, 2022 |
5th | John H Bull | 76% | 1 Aug, 2022 |
6th | Hidden | 63% | 2015 |
6th | Hidden | 63% | 18 Jul, 2022 |
7th | JohnHutch | 61% | 17 Dec, 2021 |
8th | Dunthemall | 58% | 24 Dec, 2022 |
Note: Only showing summits, scrambles, winter routes, and low grade climbs
Blencathra summit
Blencathra
© john1963
Blencathra summit
Blencathra
© johnhenderson
Blencathra summit
Shadows and cornice.
© Russell Lovett
High Stile summit
The view from High Stile in mid December
© Pete Pozman
Grasmoor summit
View from Grasmoor summit
© Pete Pozman
Great Gable summit
Great Gable seen from Scafell Pike.
© 2RoyalAnglian
Helvellyn summit
Classic winter morning on Helvellyn
© lost.arrow
Great Gable summit
Looking out across an outcrop on a foggy great gable ascent
© John Pierre
Seat Sandal summit
Looking back on Seat Sandal from Cofa Pike
© jona7han
Cold Fell summit
Cold Fell summit
© Pete Pozman
Blencathra summit
100 meters from the summit
© Carl Maddison
Red Screes summit
Red Screes Summit on a fine January day.
© dangerdave