Tottlebank Height

Tottlebank Height is a lovely little hill in the Southern Fells region, standing at a modest 236 metres. Located near Greenodd, it offers a peaceful walk away from the national park's busier spots, perfect for a quiet afternoon ramble.

• •Standing at just 236 metres, Tottlebank Height isn't going to challenge the giants of the Lakes. To put it in perspective, it's less than a quarter of the height of Scafell Pike, making it a much more relaxed outing.
• •You'll find this modest peak in the Southern Fells, placing it in the same region as England's highest mountains. However, it sits on the much gentler, rolling southern edge of the area, offering a completely different character.
• •Being so close to Greenodd, this fell is a great example of the low-lying hills that characterise the Furness peninsula. It's more of a pastoral ramble than a dramatic mountain scramble.
• •The summit's height is 774 feet, putting it firmly in the category of 'small but perfectly formed'. It proves you don't always need to climb thousands of feet to get a rewarding sense of achievement.
• •Because it's not one of the famous, named fells that draw big crowds, Tottlebank Height is a brilliant spot to escape to. You're far more likely to share the summit with a few sheep than with queues of fellow hikers.