England · National Landscape

Forest of Bowland

Forest of Bowland is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in England, known since November 2023 as a National Landscape. 5 hills from our dataset have their summit inside the boundary, topped by Ward's Stone at 562.4 m.

Nation
England
Designation
National Landscape
Area
806 km²
Designated
1964
Listed hills
5
Highest listed hill
Ward's Stone 562.4 m

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Designation is not an access right

National Landscape status exists to conserve the landscape. It creates no right to walk, roam or camp: what you may do on the ground is set by the ordinary access law of England, plus any local byelaws and restrictions. Full detail:access rights in England · check a specific grid reference.

The short version for England — right to roam: Right to roam only on mapped CRoW open access land. Wild camping: Permission needed — except on the Dartmoor commons. This is general information, not legal advice.

All 5 listed hills, tallest first

Every summit from our hill dataset whose summit point falls inside the designated boundary. Follow a name for its full record, live summit weather and daylight times.

Listed hills in Forest of Bowland, sorted by height descending
#HillHeightClassificationsGrid ref
1Ward's Stone562.4 mMarilynHuMPDeweySD591587
2Pendle Hill557 mMarilynHuMPDeweySD804414
3White Hill544.9 mMarilynHuMPDeweySD673587
4Wolfhole Crag527 mDeweySD633578
5Fair Snape Fell521.9 mMarilynHuMPDeweySD597472

Hill data from the Database of British & Irish Hills v18.3 (CC BY 4.0); boundary from Natural England (Open Government Licence v3.0) — © Natural England copyright, contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right. Hills are assigned by summit position against a generalised boundary, so a top within roughly 100 m of the edge can fall on the wrong side.

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