Peak District Ethels Map – All 95 Hills with Walks

The Ethels Interactive Map

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Import Ethels
Ethel Haythornthwaite

1894Born1986DiedEthel Haythornthwaite was a writer, campaigner and lifelong advocate for the protection of England’s landscapes, best known for her role in helping to secure the creation of the Peak District National Park. In 2021, CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire launched the Ethels in her honour, a list created to celebrate the landscapes Ethel worked to protect.The Ethels are the Peak District hilltops over 400 metres above sea level, along with a small number of lower but prominent hills that stand out in their own right. There are 95 in total, forming a varied collection that spans moorland edges, limestone uplands and remote high ground across the national park. They are not a challenge defined by height alone, but by exploration and appreciation of the landscape Ethel helped preserve. This map brings all 95 Ethels together in one place, showing where each hill sits within the wider Peak District and how they connect across the landscape. Each Ethel includes a route so you can experience on foot the conservation legacy Ethel helped preserve.

New to the Ethels?Read our guide: What Are The Peak District Ethels?

Explore the Ethels

Aleck Low398 m

Alphin Pike469.6 m

Alport Moor535 m

Ashway Moss496.9 m

Axe Edge Moor551 m

Back Tor (Derwent Edge)538 m

Black Chew Head542 m

Black Edge (Combs Moss)506.7 m

Black Hill (Holme Moss)581.1 m

Black Hill (Whaley Moor)411 m

Blakelow Hill (Bonsall Moor)367 m

Bleaklow Head633 m

Bole Hill (Burton Moor)356.7 m

Bolehill (Cromford Moor)323 m

Bradwell Moor471 m

Britland Edge Hill523.6 m

Brown Knoll569 m

Burbage Edge (Goyt’s Moss)500.2 m

Burton Bole (Shatton Moor)417 m

Carder Low380 m

Cats Tor522 m

Cheeks Hill521.7 m

Chelmorton Low446 m

Chinley Churn457 m

Chrome Hill439.2 m

Combs Head503 m

Corbar Hill436.8 m

Cown Edge411 m

Croker Hill404.1 m

Crook Hill382 m

Dead Edge End499 m

Durham Edge (Abney Moor)416 m

Eccles Pike370 m

Ecton Hill369 m

Eldon Hill470.7 m

Featherbed Moss541 m

Featherbed Top544 m

Fin Cop327 m

Foxlow Edge451.2 m

Gautries Hill410 m

Grin Low434 m

Grindslow Knoll600.6 m

Gun385.2 m

Harboro Rocks379 m

Harland Edge (Beeley Moor)371 m

Harthill Moor271.6 m

Hen Cloud410 m

Higger Tor434.8 m

High Edge462 m

High Neb (Stanage Edge)458 m

High Stones (Howden Edge)550 m

High Wheeldon422 m

Higher Shelf Stones621.8 m

Hollins Hill450 m

Kinder Scout636.3 m

Lantern Pike373 m

Lees Moor304 m

Longstone Moor395 m

Lord’s Seat (Rushup Edge)550 m

Lose Hill476 m

Lost Lad519 m

Mam Tor517 m

Margery Hill546 m

Merryton Low (Blake Mere)489 m

Mill Hill544 m

Minninglow372 m

Mount Famine473 m

Musden Low361 m

Oliver Hill513 m

Parkhouse Hill375 m

Pilsbury Hill395 m

Ramshaw Rocks460 m

Revidge401 m

Shining Tor559 m

Shutlingsloe506 m

Sir William Hill429 m

Slitherstone Hill477.5 m

Snailsden Pike End477.2 m

Sough Top438.5 m

South Head494 m

Sponds Hill413 m

Stanedge Pole444.1 m

Stanton Moor323 m

The Cloud343.4 m

The Roaches505 m

Thorpe Cloud287 m

Tissington Hill369 m

Wardlow Hay Cop370 m

West Nab501 m

Wetton Hill371 m

Whetstone Ridge547 m

White Low530 m

White Path Moss457 m

Win Hill463.4 m

Wolfscote Hill388 m

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Map key

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Drive timesHow long to drive to each hill, without moving the map
Locate meShow where you are on the map
Full screenFill the screen with the map

In each pop-up

Tick offMark it as done (log in)
HideHide the pop-up to see the route
FlyoverA 3D flight along the route
ElevationThe climb, mile by mile
VideosVideos from the top on YouTube
Drive timeTap Drive Time on the photo to see how far it is

In a flyover

Play / pauseStart or stop the flight
RestartBack to the start of the route
CameraFollow the walker or see it from above
ZoomCloser in or further out
SpeedFaster or slower
Return to mapLeave the flyover

Import Ethels
​Ethel 

Haythornthwaite

1894Born1986DiedEthel Haythornthwaite was a writer, campaigner and lifelong advocate for the protection of England’s landscapes, best known for her role in helping to secure the creation of the Peak District National Park. In 2021, CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire ↗ launched the Ethels in her honour, a list created to celebrate the landscapes Ethel worked to protect.The Ethels are the Peak District hilltops over 400 metres above sea level, along with a small number of lower but prominent hills that stand out in their own right. There are 95 in total, forming a varied collection that spans moorland edges, limestone uplands and remote high ground across the national park. They are not a challenge defined by height alone, but by exploration and appreciation of the landscape Ethel helped preserve. This map brings all 95 Ethels together in one place, showing where each hill sits within the wider Peak District and how they connect across the landscape. Each Ethel includes a route so you can experience on foot the conservation legacy Ethel helped preserve.