A selection of 95 prominent hills in the Peak District.
The Ethels are a tribute to Ethel Haythornthwaite who pioneered the establishment of the Peak District as Britain's first national park in 1951
The list includes a few hills on private land, so either ask permission, or walk as close as you legally can.
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| 1st | malc | 100% | 27 May |
| 2nd | DerwentDiluted | 83% | 2 Jun |
| 3rd | Penny Longstaff | 80% | 2024 |
Map of routes in this ticklist
Note: Only showing summits, scrambles, winter routes, and low grade climbs
Top 12 photos of this hilllist
Blakelow Hill (Bonsall Moor) summit
Trig point of Blakelow Hill
© SI-WISE
Stanage Pole summit
Stanage Pole
© Jamjar
Lost Lad summit
Lost Lad: The Cairn of Abraham Lowe, a young shepherd boy from the lost village of Derwent.
© Miss Testarossa
The Cloud summit
Summit of The Cloud on a dull summer's day
© EmLFlint
Mam Tor (summit)
Mam Tor Trig Point
© David Carpenter
Margery Hill summit
Margery Hill Trig Point
© David Carpenter
Revidge summit
Revidge Trig Point
© David Carpenter
Grindslow Knoll summit
Grindslow Knowl Summit Cairn
© David Carpenter
Merryton Low summit
Merryton Low Trig Point
© David Carpenter
Merryton Low summit
Shutlingsloe Trig Point
© David Carpenter
Margery Hill summit
Margery Stones
© Pete Pozman
Eyam Moor (Sir William Hill) summit
Sir William Hill Trig Point, Eyam Moor
© David Carpenter
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