Ethels

The Ethels are the 95 hills of the Peak District, named in tribute to Ethel Haythornthwaite, the pioneer who fought to protect these landscapes. Ranging from the wild peat moorlands of Kinder Scout to the gentle limestone dales of the White Peak, they offer a diverse and beautiful challenge. Exploring them reveals the true character of England’s first National Park.

The table below gives a quick reference to all the Ethels, showing their classification, location, and height. For a deeper look—including maps, images, stats, and quirky facts about each hill—explore our full Ethels collection by clicking the big yellow button below.