Bradwell Moor is a TUMP with a prominent Trig Point situated close to the Limestone Way. It is the highest hill in the eastern section of the White Peak.
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SK 132801
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Hills of the Peak District
Eldon Hill is of considerable geological, historical and industrial interest. A large section of the north of the hill has disappeared as a result of quarrying. There is a large cairn on the summit.
SK 116812
Chelmorton Hill is a TUMP and prominent summit directly above Chelmorton. It is a short climb from the village.
SK 114706
Sir William Hill is a HUMP with an impressive summit. It stands apart from the surrounding hills above Eyam.
SK 215779
North east of Monsale Head Longstone Moor is a HUMP with the summit marked by a cairn on tumulus. The summit is an excellent viewpoint.
SK 189733
Harboro Rocks is a TUMP at the top of some strange rock formations north of Carsington Water. It gives a straightforward out and back walk from a convenient road.
SK 243553
Minninglow is a TUMP located in a copse of trees. The summit is an ancient burial site accessed from the High Peak Trail.
SK 210573
Beeley Moor is an isolated TUMP and the high point of the substantial moorland plateau between Chesterfield and Chatsworth.
SK 239687
Wardlow Hay Cop, above Cressbrook Dale, is a TUMP with a rounded summit and a Trig Point. It is a prominent landmark.
SK 179740
Masson Hill is a TUMP. The high point is at the corner of a small wood above the Heights of Abraham above Matlock.
SK 286587
Stanton Moor is a HUMP most famous for its ancient sites including Nine Ladies Stone Circle. The high point of this heathland moor is denoted by a Trig Point.
SK 245629
Bolehill is a HUMP which gives a straightforward climb from Wirksworth past the spectacular Black Rocks to a flattish summit area.
SK 294553
High Tor is a rocky hill with cliffs rising directly above the east side of Matlock Bath. It is a popular summit usually climbed from the station car park.
SK 297590
