What is recorded here
Winyards Nick is a small, locally significant hill in the southern Pennines, rising to approximately 340 metres. It is part of the Magnesian Limestone geological formation, which characterises much of the area around Rotherham and Sheffield. The hill is valued for its role in the regional landscape and as a minor topographic feature in local hiking and mapping contexts.
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Places near here
Over Owler TorMountain / peak · 523 yd
Millstone EdgeCliff · 651 yd
Mother CapNamed rock · 697 yd
Mitchell Field FarmhouseListed building · 795 yd
Carl WarkMountain / peak · 855 yd
Whim PlantationForest · 943 yd
Scraperlow Farmhouse and Attached OutbuildingsListed building · 969 yd
Old milepost beside the A6187Monument or public art · 1047 yd
The Keyhole Cave area of Millstone EdgeCave or cavern · 1169 yd
Small waterfall into Burbage BrookWaterfall · 1209 yd
Surprise ViewViewpoint · 1267 yd
Callow BankViewpoint · 1295 ydOther information
Photo: Martin Speck · CC BY-SA 2.0