How high is Round Hill?

Round Hill is 409 metres (1342ft) above sea level.

What is the prominence of Round Hill?

Round Hill has a topographic prominence of 110 metres.

What hill classification is Round Hill?

Round Hill is classified as: Hump, Tump.

What is the grid reference for Round Hill?

The OS grid reference for Round Hill is SE122535.

Are there trail running routes up Round Hill?

Yes — there are 3 routes on Trail Running Planet that summit Round Hill.

Round Hill

409m

Height

110m

Prominence

SE122535

OS grid ref

Central Pennines

Range

Round Hill is a 409m summit in England, classified as a Hump and Tump. Its topographic prominence of 110m makes it a prominent peak in Central Pennines. There are currently 3 trail running routes on Trail Running Planet that summit Round Hill, with free GPX downloads available for all of them.

3 routes that summit Round Hill

EXPERT

Skipton Round

96.5km · 2,428m climb · Loop

You circle Skipton on a huge loop through the quieter country of Craven, linking moor edge, riverside and old field paths that most runners pass through but never string together.

HARD

Beamsley Beacon and Lippersley Pike from Ilkley

18.7km · 483m climb · Loop

Two moors and three tops for 514m of climb, starting a few minutes from a station platform. Beamsley Beacon is the last hill of the Yorkshire Dales and the view south from it takes in the whole of Wharfedale with Rombalds Moor filling the far side.

VERY HARD

The Ilkley Skyline

35.1km · 808m climb · Loop

Eleven kilometres of unbroken moor crest, then you cross the valley and run the skyline back the other way with your entire morning laid out in front of you. It is the biggest day available from an Ilkley train station.