Useful Links

We’ve added some useful external links to the pages for each individual Mountain, Hill and/or Trigpoint:

GeoHack - a Wikipedia tool which provide links to various mapping services for the specified geographical coordinates of our Hills.
OS Maps (Bing) – Detailed OS mapping for the location of our Hills, as provided by Big Maps
Google Map – Detailed overhead photography, with local bicycle tracks and a Wikipeadia overlay provided by Google maps.
Geograph Photos - geographically representative photographs and information for every square kilometre of the UK
and of course the Wikipedia article link if we have it (for approx 10% of Hills & Mountains & also some trigpoints)
hill-bagging.co.uk – a link to the same hill on www.hill-bagging.co.uk
Trigpointing UK - a link to the same trigpoint on www.trigpointinguk.com

See this example page…

Hope this is useful and do feel free to suggest other services…

UK Hills Database: Chris Crocker & Graham Jackson’s comprehensive database of all UK hills – the basis of much of the Waypoint data on my Waypoint Pages
Where’s the Path Bill Chadwick’s really nifty little map viewing tool tool
Chris Crocker Statistical Topics in Hill walking Web Site; lots of good stuff
SMC’s GPS CD-Rom for Scottish Hills, for several GPS types & formats
Phil Brady’s Information on converting Grid References
Welsh 3000s Challenge The Welsh 3000s Challenge website; Everything you need to know to successfully complete the Welsh 3000s

sci.geo.satellite-nav newsgroup Source of infinite advice on all things GPS;
uk.rec.walking UK Walking newsgroup;
RHB “Relative Hills of Britain” Discussion Group – everything about Marilyns you never wanted to know

NYLDWA North Yorkshire Long Distance Walkers Association; our regular LDWA group

MLTA Mountain Leader Training Association

BAIML British Association of International Mountain Leaders