Favourite Fell

[fozzy]

I have a massive soft spot for Kinder Scout. Not particularly high, no peak, but I just love it.

[fozzy]

Good shout Jez. I love Beamsley Beacon and was tempted to opt for that

I quite like Beamsley Beacon as well - going up there (via round hill) on Wed night with Abbey on our Winter Solstice run.

Simon's Seat has some pretty good views as well.

[cyclops]

another one that's not high, but is my favourite hill.... Win Hill in the Hope Valley. It was the view from my bedroom window and I'd go wandering up and around it after school loads. it's like going home when I see it, even better when I'm on it.

[Mark Smith]

Ooh what a question

Skiddaw has the most meaning (1st one i did, then the 1st whiteout i ever experienced, 1st peak on the BGR etc) but i can't help feeling that the Scafells are a bit special, esp when moving from one to the other, whichever way you go. When you're in the lakes but not on those fells, it's usual to search for them in the view. When you are there, there's so much around you to grab your attention. The sight of Scafell Crag from Mickledore is a great sight. WHat caps it is that Eskdale Wasdale, Borrowdale and Langdale all provide gorgeous approaches and ways off making for a cracking day out.

[fellgazelle]

I honestly don't think I have favourite, there's just so many.
But one mountain (for it is more of a mountain than fell in my opinion) that has never ceased to stir my soul is An Teallach.
It's visible from so many remote locations and stunningly beautiful in any aspect.
Unfortunately I only have a poxy compact camera
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This is a better one
http://johnparminter.1x.com/photo/53232/3932/

[snewby]

Jake's is Winter Hill range - two lads Rivington pike Winter Hill , small in comparison but has all that Jake needs and just right for a 8 year - Blencathra is one of my favorites !
http://jakeofwinterhill.blogspot.com/

http://jakeofwinterhill.blogspot.com...r-hill-by.html

[andygib1982]

England its gotta be Yewbarrow up the BG trod its just brutal

Wales really like the Moel Elilo

Scotland Beinn An Oir the 2nd Pap of Jura

[Truck]

Not sure if it counts as a fell, but my favorite is Shuttlingslow. It just looks like you always thought a mountain should when a litle kid, but is small enough to climb as said little'un.

Nice one Paul.
It really is a magical place.
I think I've been up and down Shuttlingslow more times this year than any other hill.

[L.F.F.]

Going up Bidean nam Bian in Glencoe and dropping back down via the Lost Valley. Just stunning More info here

Amazing pic. Looks magical.

[Jammy]

Having grown up in Millom it has to be Black Combe.