Hedgehope Hill - Rising to a height of 714 metres, the conical-shaped Hedgehope Hill is capped with a triangulation pillar and a giant wrap-a-round cairn. It is the second highest of the Cheviot Hills and offers a grandstand panorama. On the opposite side of the Harthope Valley the mighty Cheviot stretched out like a beached whale whilst endless waves of hills rolled westwards towards the Scottish lowlands. To the east, way beyond a patchwork of fields, plantations and hillsides, the thin line of the Northumberland coast hugged the horizon. To many a seasoned walker this is the most majestic hill in the area. A fine expedition from the Breamish Valley on to Hedgehope Hill via Cunyan Crags and Dunmoor Hill returning via Great Standrop and the spectacular waterfall of Linhope Spout. Route Summary: Hartside - Greensidehill - Cunyan Crags - Dunmoor Hill - Hedgehope Hill - Little Standrop - Great Standrop - Linhope Spout - Linhope - Hartside 9.4 miles Ascent: 2385 feet Start Grid Ref: NT976162.