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The Ethels are 95 hills in the Peak District of England, mostly over 400 m (1,300 ft) above sea level but including various prominent lower hills. The Ethels are a tribute to Ethel Haythornthwaite who pioneered the establishment of the Peak District as Britain's first national park in 1951.[1]

Kinder Scout plateau - County top of Derbyshire
Kinder Scout plateau - County top of Derbyshire
Black Hill - County top of West Yorkshire
Black Hill - County top of West Yorkshire
Shining Tor - County top of Cheshire
Shining Tor - County top of Cheshire
High Stones - County top of South Yorkshire
High Stones - County top of South Yorkshire
Black Chew Head - County top of Greater Manchester
Black Chew Head - County top of Greater Manchester
Cheeks Hill - County top of Staffordshire
Cheeks Hill - County top of Staffordshire
Shutlingsloe
Shutlingsloe
Parkhouse Hill
Parkhouse Hill
Thorpe Cloud
Thorpe Cloud

The Peak District and South Yorkshire branch of the CPRE countryside charity announced The Ethels in May 2021. The Ethels were devised in early 2021 by CPRE volunteer Doug Colton, who then built the Ethel Ready smartphone app for hill bagging.[2][3]

Most of the Ethels lie within the Peak District National Park, but others lie outside its borders. The list is sorted by height above sea level. Marilyns are marked in boldface.[4][5][6]

Name Height (m) Prominence (m) Grid reference County
Kinder Scout 636 497 SK084875 Derbyshire
Bleaklow 633 128 SK094960 Derbyshire
Higher Shelf Stones 621 15 SK089948 Derbyshire
Grindslow Knoll 601 15 SK110868 Derbyshire
Black Hill 582 165 SE078046 Derbyshire / West Yorkshire
Brown Knoll 569 36 SK083851 Derbyshire
Shining Tor 559 236 SJ994737 Cheshire / Derbyshire
Axe Edge Moor 551 84 SK035706 Derbyshire
High Stones (Howden Edge) 550 62 SK187943 South Yorkshire
Lord's Seat (Rushup Edge) 550 62 SK111834 Derbyshire
Whetstone Ridge 547 40 SK001708 Cheshire
Margery Hill 546 19 SK189956 South Yorkshire
Featherbed Top 544 32 SK090920 Derbyshire
Mill Hill 544 32 SK061904 Derbyshire
Black Chew Head 542 35 SE056019 Greater Manchester
Featherbed Moss 541 10 SE046011 Derbyshire
Back Tor (Derwent Edge) 538 67 SK197909 Derbyshire / South Yorkshire
Alport Moor 535 24 SK120946 Derbyshire
White Low 530 23 SE086021 Derbyshire
Britland Edge Hill 523 20 SE106026 Derbyshire / West Yorkshire
Cheeks Hill 520 10 SK026699 Derbyshire / Staffordshire
Cats Tor 518 35 SJ995759 Cheshire / Derbyshire
Lost Lad 518 10 SK193912 Derbyshire / South Yorkshire
Mam Tor 517 62 SK127836 Derbyshire
Oliver Hill 513 45 SK027675 Staffordshire
Black Edge (Combs Moss) 507 99 SK062770 Derbyshire
Shutlingsloe 506 134 SJ976695 Cheshire
The Roaches 505 120 SK001638 Staffordshire
Combs Head 503 41 SK041757 Derbyshire
Burbage Edge (Goyt's Moss) 500 25 SK029732 Derbyshire
West Nab 500 50 SE076088 West Yorkshire
Dead Edge End 499 25 SE124017 Derbyshire / South Yorkshire
Ashway Moss 497 20 SE033046 Greater Manchester
South Head 494 44 SK060845 Derbyshire
Merryton Low 489 54 SK041610 Staffordshire
Slitherstone Hill 477 70 SK123819 Derbyshire
Snailsden Pike End 477 20 SE132034 South Yorkshire
Lose Hill 476 76 SK153854 Derbyshire
Mount Famine 473 44 SK056849 Derbyshire
High Edge 472 64 SK063688 Derbyshire
Bradwell Moor 471 50 SK132801 Derbyshire
Eldon Hill 470 20 SK115811 Derbyshire
Alphin Pike 469 10 SE002028 Greater Manchester
Win Hill 462 144 SK186850 Derbyshire
Ramshaw Rocks 460 32 SK020624 Staffordshire
High Neb (Stanage Edge) 458 103 SK227853 Derbyshire
Chinley Churn 457 127 SK036843 Derbyshire
White Path Moss 457 34 SK251830 Derbyshire
Foxlow Edge 452 35 SK004756 Derbyshire
Hollins Hill 451 62 SK060679 Derbyshire
Chelmorton Low 446 63 SK114706 Derbyshire
Sough Top (Taddington Moor) 438 20 SK133709 Derbyshire
Stanedge Pole 438 24 SK247844 Derbyshire / South Yorkshire
Corbar Hill 437 20 SK051743 Derbyshire
Higger Tor 434 15 SK257819 Derbyshire
Grin Low 430 45 SK054718 Derbyshire
Sir William Hill (Eyam Moor) 429 122 SK215778 Derbyshire
Chrome Hill 425 45 SK070673 Derbyshire
High Wheeldon 422 25 SK100660 Derbyshire
Burton Bole (Shatton Moor) 417 48 SK195807 Derbyshire
Durham Edge (Abney Moor) 416 40 SK180794 Derbyshire
Sponds Hill 413 72 SJ970802 Cheshire
Cown Edge 411 85 SK021920 Derbyshire
Black Hill (Whaley Moor) 410 105 SJ989821 Cheshire
Gautries Hill 410 85 SK099810 Derbyshire
Hen Cloud 410 60 SK008615 Staffordshire
Croker Hill 402 98 SJ933677 Cheshire
Revidge 400 40 SK077599 Staffordshire
Aleck Low 398 53 SK173595 Derbyshire
Longstone Moor 395 110 SK189733 Derbyshire
Pilsbury Hill 395 40 SK121639 Derbyshire
Wolfscote Hill 388 100 SK136583 Derbyshire
Gun 385 168 SJ970615 Staffordshire
Crook Hill 382 84 SK183872 Derbyshire
Carder Low 380 58 SK130626 Derbyshire
Harborough Rocks 379 65 SK243553 Derbyshire
Lantern Pike 373 88 SK025882 Derbyshire
Minninglow 372 58 SK209573 Derbyshire
Wetton Hill 372 55 SK104563 Staffordshire
Harland Edge (Beeley Moor) 371 88 SK293687 Derbyshire
Eccles Pike 370 132 SK035812 Derbyshire
Wardlow Hay Cop 370 47 SK179740 Derbyshire
Ecton Hill 369 82 SK100580 Staffordshire
Tissington Hill 369 95 SK151526 Derbyshire
Blakelow Hill (Bonsall Moor) 367 69 SK255594 Derbyshire
Musden Low 361 63 SK118500 Staffordshire
Parkhouse Hill 360 35 SK079669 Derbyshire
Bole Hill (Burton Moor) 356 50 SK184676 Derbyshire
The Cloud 343 170 SJ904636 Cheshire / Staffordshire
Fin Cop 327 90 SK175709 Derbyshire
Stanton Moor 323 108 SK245629 Derbyshire
Bolehill (Cromford Moor) 323 105 SK294554 Derbyshire
Lees Moor 304 142 SK249674 Derbyshire
Thorpe Cloud 287 79 SK151510 Derbyshire
Harthill Moor 272 100 SK210627 Derbyshire

The Ethels featured on BBC North West TV broadcasts on 27 May 2021 and 7 Sep 2021.[7][8] Clare Balding presented '95 Ethels in the Peak District' on the Ramblings programme on BBC Radio 4 on 10 Mar 2022.[9]


See also



References


  1. "Peak District hilltops named after Sheffield woman". BBC News. 11 May 2021. Retrieved 13 May 2021.
  2. Gough, Julie (7 May 2021). "Our Peak District hill walking challenge: climbing the 95 'Ethels'". CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire. Retrieved 13 May 2021.
  3. Gough, Julie (7 June 2021). "Meet the maker of the 'Ethel Ready' app ..." CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire. Retrieved 7 June 2021.
  4. "Hill Bagging Database of British and Irish Hills". Hill Bagging. Retrieved 13 May 2021.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  5. OL24 White Peak area (Map). 1:25000. Explorer. Ordnance Survey.
  6. OL1 Dark Peak area (Map). 1:25000. Explorer. Ordnance Survey.
  7. BBC North West - Ethels, retrieved 26 February 2022
  8. BBC North West - In need of some walking inspiration? Doug..., retrieved 26 February 2022
  9. "BBC Radio 4 - Ramblings, 95 Ethels in the Peak District". BBC. Retrieved 26 February 2022.


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