Hills of Britain and Ireland

OS Map of Melmerby Fell

The Maiden Way
The Maiden Way

The Maiden Way Roman road runs through some of the wildest North Pennine hills on its route between Kirby Thore on the A66 and Carvoran on Hadrian's Wall. Just north of Alston, it passes close by the Roman fort of Whitley Castle where its line has recently been recorded by English Heritage using air photography, LIDAR and ground survey. Sections across the road here were excavated by volunteers during the Altogether Archaeology pilot project in 2011. The road was probably built to facilitate Roman lead and silver mining in the heart of the North Pennines. The fine little summit of Cuns Fell in the background.

27-Oct-16 • pgrizz flickr

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Cuns Fell
Cuns Fell

Small hill to the South of Melmerby Fell, North Pennines with a grand rocky summit.

16-Feb-16 • colgregg flickr

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Melmerby High Scar
Melmerby High Scar

08-Mar-14 • Bill Boaden flickr

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Melmerby Fell, 16th April, 2012
Melmerby Fell, 16th April, 2012

16-Apr-12 • jlenman flickr

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The Maiden Way
The Maiden Way

The Maiden Way Roman road runs through some of the wildest North Pennine hills on its route between Kirby Thore on the A66 and Carvoran on Hadrian's Wall. Just north of Alston, it passes close by the Roman fort of Whitley Castle where its line has recently been recorded by English Heritage using air photography, LIDAR and ground survey. Sections across the road here were excavated by volunteers during the Altogether Archaeology pilot project in 2011. The road was probably built to facilitate Roman lead and silver mining in the heart of the North Pennines. The fine little summit of Cuns Fell in the background.

27-Oct-16 • pgrizz flickr

30599729241

Cuns Fell
Cuns Fell

Small hill to the South of Melmerby Fell, North Pennines with a grand rocky summit.

16-Feb-16 • colgregg flickr

24437731854

Melmerby High Scar
Melmerby High Scar

08-Mar-14 • Bill Boaden flickr

cumbria melmerby northpennines 18276675122

Melmerby Fell, 16th April, 2012
Melmerby Fell, 16th April, 2012

16-Apr-12 • jlenman flickr

6941740578

Videos

  • Black Fell,Grey Nab and Melmerby Fell, North Pennines, UK

    Walking to the summit of 3 peaks in the North Pennines. This area is bleak but the views are stunning especially over towards the ...

  • Ride With Me, Hartside Summit To Melmerby Village Cumbria.

    Hartside To Melmerby is a super ride and the views are amazing from the top of Hertside summit. Filmed & edited by Exploring ...

  • Cross Fell & Great Dun Fell, North Pennines - 13 April 2021
    Gary Fisher, Apr-21

    A 14.5 mile walk from Kirkland, the route heads up to Cross Fell via the bothy of Greg's Hut. From Cross Fell the route heads over ...

  • 'The Ship' of High Cup Nick North Pennines Cumbria UK 5/2018 x
    Lesley W, May-18

    Walk down the valley of High Cup Nick fab weather day x.

  • Flying from home. Spring In the Eden Valley, Cumbria. 4K 1080p HD.

    All the filming was taken from the back lane just down from my home. Views in the video show shots of the lake district mountings ...

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