Ros Hill, Summit in Northumberland, United Kingdom.
Ros Hill is a summit in Northumberland that rises to an elevation of about 316 meters with a prominence of about 212 meters. The peak offers sweeping views across the surrounding landscape and rolling hills of the region.
The summit contains remains of an Iron Age hillfort that is about 3000 years old and reveals ancient settlement patterns in northern England. The site demonstrates how this elevated location was used as a settlement place in prehistoric times.
Sir Edward Grey frequented this location, leading to a portion of the hill being purchased through public contributions and given to the National Trust.
The summit is reachable from a car park at Hepburn Moor by following a short walking path that takes about thirty minutes. The route is straightforward and accessible for most visitors.
The summit features a walk-in toposcope with information plaques that help visitors identify seven different castles visible in the distance. This orientation system makes the views more informative and helps locate landmarks across the surrounding region.
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