The local

[Mossdog]

Hardberry Hill trig - a swift 45 mins there and back with loads of route variations/extensions if so desired, with an easy add on hill rep section from Red Grooves house and back, and down and back, and... . Runnable day and night. A regular headtorcher after a winter's weekday return from work.

Borrowed these pics from flickr....

https://www.flickr.com/photos/kokosc...n/photostream/

[Steph]

Trig point atop Bromley Muir, grid ref NS 36877 80516, about 300 m high, variety of routes from 45 mins up n down, on one side, Loch Lomond, its islands and the Ben in the distance, the other side looking over the Clyde estuary, the Arran hills peaking over the hills behind Greenock.

[sbrt]

My Local too :-) not very big but does the job

Hey up RunUpWhere!
I wondered whose studmarks they were.

[that_fjell_guy]

Ingleborough at present

[ghost]

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I'm very lucky to have Blencathra - this from the back garden. The downside is that it makes you reluctant to go further afield!

[Mike T]

Loughrigg one way, Wansfell the other, and it is not far to either end of the Fairfield Horseshoe and for that matter Red Screes. Loughrigg is my favourite.

[Alan Lucker]

Clougha pike for me. Not the highest, but it has great views of Lancaster, Morecambe bay and better running terrain beyond. Namely, The lakes and the Yorkshire dales.

[Sasquatch]

Axe Edge just inside the Derbyshire border is probably closest to me (with a trig) in Buxton. Unless you count Burbage edge.

[EwenM]

Kelston Roundhill on the Cotswold Way out of Bath. Got a nice nearly all offroad route from my front door taking in Kelston Roundhill, Bath Racecourse and Beckfords Tower. Only 270m of climbing in 12.5k but a great run.

[Curry]

Edinburgh - Allermuir in the Pentlands a short bus ride away. Arthur's Seat - enough little trails and bumps for well over an hours hilly workout, with great city views at night at the moment.