Best mountain peaks around Grimsargh are found in the surrounding region, as the village itself, located in Lancashire's Ribble Valley, features an average elevation of 59 meters. While Grimsargh does not host mountains directly, the area offers notable elevated points and summits popular for outdoor activities. These locations provide opportunities for hiking and enjoying scenic vistas. The region's geography includes parkland, reservoirs, and the Savick Brook.
Last updated: May 6, 2026
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TP4535 - Longridge Fell | Trig Point | TrigpointingUK | TrigpointingUK https://share.google/z9V3FwjJe70qzF6sy
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Billinge Hill 245m P117 (804ft) (DoBIH Hill ID: 5326) [JNSA 15884] County of Lancashire Definitive List summit.
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Stunning views — in clear air you can see the seaside as far as Lytham and even Blackpool Tower. On some days, ultralight planes pass overhead, adding a unique attraction. They glide close like giant birds — always a pleasure to watch.
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Family friendly walk from Jeffrey Hill car park. Short, out and back route & a great spot for sunset.
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Longridge Fell is a popular destination for walkers and hikers. There are well-established footpaths and trails that traverse the fell, allowing visitors to explore its woodlands, moorlands, and panoramic viewpoints.
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Although only standing at 245m Billinge Hill is one of the best bits of high ground you can run to from Blackburn. The summit has great views over the city and local Witton Park. It makes a great addition to a run around the park and can be added after the Saturday parkrun.
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Parlick Fell is a great little summit at 432m. It's quite a conical shape which makes it a good high point and a great hill for kids wo like a mountain.
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The most popular peaks in the area include Trig point at Longridge Fell summit, offering stunning views over the Forest of Bowland, and Parlick Fell summit, known for its conical shape and expansive countryside views. Another highly regarded spot is Hough Hill Trig Point, which provides panoramic vistas extending to Blackpool Tower and the Ribble Estuary.
Yes, Trig point at Longridge Fell summit is categorized as family-friendly, with well-established footpaths suitable for walkers. Parlick Fell summit is also described as a great hill for kids who enjoy a mountain experience.
The peaks around Grimsargh offer diverse and expansive views. From Trig point at Longridge Fell summit, you can see the Forest of Bowland. Parlick Fell summit provides broad views of the surrounding countryside. For coastal vistas, Hough Hill Trig Point offers panoramic views that can reach Blackpool Tower and the Ribble Estuary. Billinge Hill provides excellent views over the city of Blackburn and Witton Park.
Beyond the summits themselves, you can explore woodlands and moorlands, particularly around Longridge Fell. The region also features parkland areas, reservoirs, and the Savick Brook, offering varied natural landscapes for exploration.
Yes, Billinge Hill is noted as a historical site, in addition to being a viewpoint. While specific historical details are not provided, its designation suggests a past significance worth exploring.
The area around Grimsargh offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can find numerous hiking routes, including options around Brockholes Nature Reserve and Fishwick Local Nature Reserve, which can be explored via the Hiking around Grimsargh guide. For cyclists, there are MTB trails and touring bicycle routes, detailed in the MTB Trails around Grimsargh and Cycling around Grimsargh guides respectively.
For hiking, popular routes include the Brockholes Nature Reserve loop and the Fishwick Local Nature Reserve – River Ribble loop. You can find more details and options in the Hiking around Grimsargh guide.
When planning a visit to Parlick Fell summit, it's advisable to arrive early as parking can be limited. For other peaks, specific parking details may vary, so it's recommended to check local information for each starting point.
Most of the highlighted peaks, such as Trig point at Longridge Fell summit, Parlick Fell summit, Hough Hill Trig Point, and Billinge Hill, are generally considered intermediate. Some, like the walk to Hough Hill Trig Point, involve a short but steep ascent.
Visitors frequently highlight the stunning panoramic views, especially from spots like Longridge Fell and Hough Hill Trig Point. The opportunity for a good hill-walking experience, even for families, and the chance to explore diverse landscapes from woodlands to moorlands are also highly appreciated.
While many routes are intermediate, some areas can be challenging. For instance, paths around Longridge Fell can become surprisingly boggy after wet weather, particularly through wooded sections. A short, steep walk is required to reach Hough Hill Trig Point.
Yes, Billinge Hill is a popular spot for runners, offering great views over Blackburn and Witton Park. It can easily be added to a run around the park, even after a Saturday parkrun.


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