TOP LANCASHIRE HILLS
Want to start hiking mountains with your family then why not start with some great hills in Lancashire. Yes that's right Lancashire has over 100 hill summits đź‘Śđź‘Ś
Based on our walks as a family with Ariya being between 3-6 years when we have climbed them, as we live in Lancashire many of the hills we have climbed multiple times and love them.
The ascent and miles is what was covered on our hike.
Easy-medium-hard
Based on navigation, ascent, ability plus possible difficulty in poor weather and the route we climbed is what we based our difficulty rating on.
Name of hill and height🏔️ -----🥾miles ----- Ascent climbed🗻
EASY 🥾
🏔️Nicky Nook 215m 🥾1.5m 🗻128m
🏔️Great Hill 381m 🥾 4m 🗻 210m
🏔️Darwen hill 372m 🥾 3m 🗻250m
🏔️Musbury Tor 340m 🥾4m 🗻 355m
🏔️Tor hill 340m 🥾2m 🗻 244m
🏔️ Cribden Hill 401m 🥾 2m 🗻 200m
🏔️Rivington Pike 363m 🥾3m 🗻180m
EASY- MEDIUM 🥾🥾
🏔️Pendle hill 557m 🥾 2m 🗻224m
🏔️Great Hambledon hill 409m 🥾 5m 🗻 350m
🏔️Fair Snape fell 520m 🥾 6m 🗻 400m
🏔️ Boulsworth hill 517m 🥾 5m 🗻 428m
🏔️ Clougha Pike 413m. 🥾 5.5m 🗻 400m
🏔️ Hog Lowe 440m 🥾 4.5m 🗻 411m
MEDIUM- HARD 🥾🥾🥾
🏔️Gragareth loop 627m 🥾9m 🗻 700m
🏔️Hail Storm loop 440m 🥾7m 🗻400m
🏔️Wards Stone 561m 🥾9m 🗻700m
🏔️White Hill 544m 🥾6m 🗻388m
🏔️Crooked edge 389m 🥾 6m 🗻360m
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