Common#001
Mam Tor
The Shivering Mountain above Castleton, crowned by the remains of an Iron Age hillfort.
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Epic#002
Kinder Scout
The highest ground in the Peak District: a vast Dark Peak moorland plateau shaped by walking history.
Uncommon#003
Stanage Edge
A long gritstone escarpment above Hathersage and one of the Peak District's defining eastern edges.
Rare#004
Chrome Hill
A distinctive limestone ridge rising sharply from the upper Dove valley.
Uncommon#005
Padley Gorge
A wooded gorge where Burbage Brook runs through rocks beneath the eastern moors.
Common#006
Monsal Head
A celebrated viewpoint over Monsal Dale and the railway viaduct below.
Rare#007
Three Shires Head
A historic meeting place of three county boundaries beside the River Dane.
Common#008
Dovedale Stepping Stones
The famous stepping-stone crossing of the River Dove beneath the limestone slopes of Dovedale.
Rare#009
Alport Castles
A Dark Peak landslip whose detached gritstone blocks form castle-like towers above Alport Dale.
Uncommon#010
Ladybower Reservoir
A branching Upper Derwent reservoir with an earth dam and two circular bellmouth spillways.
Uncommon#011
Winnats Pass
A limestone gorge cutting into the plateau west of Castleton, with a road winding between its crags.
Rare#012
Lathkill Dale
A White Peak river dale threading limestone grassland and valley woodland between Monyash and Over Haddon.
Rare#013
Thor's Cave
A broad cave mouth set high in a limestone crag above the Manifold Valley.
Epic#014
Arbor Low
Fallen limestone slabs enclosed by a prehistoric bank and ditch on the White Peak plateau.
Uncommon#015
Nine Ladies Stone Circle
A small gritstone circle on Stanton Moor, named for the local legend of dancers turned to stone.
Rare#016
The Roaches
A Staffordshire gritstone ridge of stacked outcrops, heather moorland and the small Doxey Pool.
Rare#017
Lud's Church
A deep, moss-lined fissure in the gritstone of Back Forest, formed by a hillside landslip.
Common#018
Shining Tor
Cheshire's highest hill, marking the southern end of the moorland ridge above the Goyt Valley.
Uncommon#019
Eyam
A Peak District village whose cottages, church and memorials preserve the story of its 1665-1666 plague quarantine.