Region guide
Staffordshire
Staffordshire ceremonial county covering the highest summit and wider mountain geography for the area.
Map of Staffordshire
Mountains, route lines, and ski areas are shown together so the area layout is clear before you open individual pages.
Mountains
Routes
Alpine skiing
Cross-country skiing
Airports
Adventures
These trips use this region as the main mountain and route base.
Staffordshire Three Peaks
A 1-day county Three Peaks challenge across Oliver Hill, The Roaches, and Merryton Low.
- Difficulty
- Challenging
- Duration
- One day
- Region
- Staffordshire
Mountains
Cheeks Point on Cheeks Hill
Oliver Hill
The Roaches
Merryton Low
Ramshaw Rocks
Hen Cloud
Revidge
Gradbach Hill
Ipstones Edge
Sheen Hill
Grindon Moor
Weaver Hills
Wetton Hill
Ecton Hill
Hemmings Low
Narrowdale Hill
Gratton Hill
Musden Low
Nab End
The Hills
Wetton Hill SW Top
Soles Hill
Ilamtops Low
The Bent
Hazelton Clump
Ossoms Hill
Wetton Low
Stanshope Pasture
Lamber Low
Overmoor
Revedge Hill
Ferny Hill
Wetley Moor
Kniveden Hill
Hillswood Hill
Counslow Hill
Meir Heath
Callow Hill
Park Hall Hill
Blakeley Bank
Rea Cliffe
Castle Ring
Longsdon Hill
Bignall Hill
Hednesford Hills
Rawnsley Hills
Ashley Heath
Wimblebury Hill
Badger's Hills
Cheadle Park
Upper Cliff
Alsagers Bank
Bemersley Green Hill
Ashenough Hill
Hanchurch Hills
Banktop Hill
Camp Hill
Keele Observatory
Sheepwalks Hill
Oulton Heath
Littleton Colliery
Bradwell Hall
Essington Hill
Coombesdale Hill
Kingswood Bank
Whitmore Heath
Bar Hill
The Ridding
Wrottesley Hill
Peasley Bank
Kinver Edge
Bishop's Wood
Bagot's Park
Heighley Hill
Hob Hill
Upper Park
Willowmore Hill
Madeley Hill
Satnall Hills
The Devil's Dressing Room
Iverley Hill
Stafford Castle
Knowl Bank
Hopton Heath
Ridgehill
Blackhill
Hampton Valley Hill
Barns Hill
Coley Hill
Routes
Use these route-linked adventures to plan the trails and traverses that sit inside this region.
Staffordshire Three Peaks Route
Staffordshire Three Peaks links Oliver Hill, The Roaches, and Merryton Low in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.
- Distance19.8 km
- DaysOne day
- High point513M
Towns and villages
Supporting planning details for where trips start, finish, or stay overnight in this region.
Route access point
Staffordshire Three Peaks Finish
Reference finish access point used for the Staffordshire Three Peaks route on the approach to Merryton Low. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.
Route access point
Staffordshire Three Peaks Start
Reference start access point used for the Staffordshire Three Peaks route on the approach to Oliver Hill. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.