- The 400m hills of England take in a variety of upland landscape, including what can be considered as mountain, moor, heath, grassland and high pasture.
- The area offers a step back in time to a rural England of honey-hued cottages, rolling green hills, and immaculately preserved country estates.
- The UK is home to hundreds of hills and mountains. From gentler ones for beginners to the toughest terrain, there is a mountain in the UK to suit everyone.
- There are plenty of mountains in the UK ready for you to conquer, and there’s something for every level of ability, so there are no excuses not to give it a go.Bulunamadı: hills
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- The mountains and hills of England comprise very different kinds of terrain, from a mountain range which reaches almost 1,000 metres (3,300 feet) high...
- Although England is considered a predominantly flat country, the English homeland is still the proud owner of several mountains and hills.
- ...(the hills and moors of southern Scotland as well as the mountains of the north); the Lake District (in the north-west of England); the broad central upland...
- Main routes: Jenkin Hill trail, Carl Side. Skiddaw is England’s third highest mountain and a perfect climb for hill walkers looking to challenge themselves.