Best mountain peaks around Clint Cum Hamlets are found within the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in North Yorkshire, England. This region features a landscape of rolling hills, moorlands, and diverse walking opportunities. The area includes several elevated points that offer vistas and outdoor experiences. It is known for its diverse and dramatic scenery, ranging from green hills to heather moorland and gritstone formations.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
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Great panoramic views all around, and on a clear day you can see all the way to the head of Nidderdale and Great Whernside to the northwest.
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Riva Hill 245.6m P15.6 (806ft) (Hill ID: 512335) [JNSA s11332] County of Yorkshire Definitive List summit. Nidderdale National Landscape Definitive List summit.
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Bale Hill 278.4m P19.1 (913ft) (Hill ID: 512333) [JNSA s10689] County of Yorkshire Definitive List summit. Nidderdale National Landscape Definitive List summit.
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Little Alms Cliff 256.2m P21.1 New [JNSA s11161] New sub Tump. DTM Lidar has this as a P19.4m but has missed the summit rocks. DSM Lidar makes this a P21.1m County of Yorkshire Definitive List summit.
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TP3758 - Heyshaw Moor County of Yorkshire Trig Pillar
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Beautiful country lanes. A nice to approach Harrogate.
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Just a little outside of Harrogate the beauty of Yorkshire's landscape kicks in and won't let you off it's hook again. Tiny roads through gentle hills in an evergreen scenery, this area offers quite amazing views.
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The region offers several distinctive elevated points. You can explore How Hill and St. Michael's Church for views over Yorkshire's landscape, or visit High Crag Ridge Trig Point for expansive panoramic views, including the head of Nidderdale and Great Whernside on a clear day.
Yes, How Hill and St. Michael's Church is a religious building offering scenic views. Additionally, Little Alms Cliff Summit holds historical significance with ancient petroglyphs, including a distinct cup and ring marking, suggesting its importance in prehistoric times.
You can expect stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Nidderdale AONB. From High Crag Ridge Trig Point, you can see all the way to the head of Nidderdale and Great Whernside. Little Alms Cliff Summit offers excellent views across Stainburn Moor towards the Yorkshire Dales. The area is known for its rolling hills, moorlands, and diverse scenery.
Yes, Little Alms Cliff Summit is a notable gritstone outcrop offering interesting bouldering opportunities suitable for various skill levels. Riva Hill Summit is also near 'Unknown Stones,' a quiet bouldering crag in the Brimham area.
The area offers diverse walking opportunities. High Crag Ridge Trig Point is a key stop on 'The Three Trig Trail,' a moderate 24km circular hiking route near Pateley Bridge. For easier options, you can find routes like the 'Hollybank Lane – Ripley Castle Waterfall loop' or 'Hiking loop from Clint cum Hamlets' in the Easy hikes around Clint Cum Hamlets guide.
Yes, many routes in the Nidderdale AONB are suitable for families. While some elevated points require moderate effort, the general landscape of rolling hills provides numerous accessible paths. Little Alms Cliff Summit, for example, is easily accessible with only a short walk from parking, making it convenient for families seeking scenic views.
The Nidderdale AONB is beautiful year-round, but spring and summer offer the most pleasant weather for hiking and enjoying the green hills and blooming moorlands. Autumn provides stunning colors, while winter can offer dramatic, crisp views, though conditions may be more challenging.
Parking is generally available at various points throughout the Nidderdale AONB, often near trailheads or villages. For specific elevated points like Little Alms Cliff Summit, there is parking available within a short walking distance.
Yes, Riva Hill Summit and Bale Hill Summit are both recognized as 'County of Yorkshire Definitive List summits' and are part of the 'Nidderdale National Landscape Definitive List.' Little Alms Cliff Summit is also a County of Yorkshire Definitive List summit.
Beyond hiking, the area is excellent for other outdoor pursuits. You can find various running trails, such as those listed in the Running Trails around Clint Cum Hamlets guide, or explore road cycling routes, including those in the Road Cycling Routes around Clint Cum Hamlets guide.
Visitors frequently praise the amazing views and the tranquil, evergreen scenery. The area's diverse landscape, from gentle hills to dramatic gritstone formations, provides a rewarding sense of achievement and spectacular viewpoints. The historical significance of some sites also adds to the appeal.
Clint Cum Hamlets and the surrounding villages within the Nidderdale AONB offer various amenities, including pubs, cafes, and accommodation options. These can be found in nearby settlements, providing convenient stops before or after exploring the elevated points.


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