Kinder Scout Contour Print

The highest ground in the Peak District, and the most politically important hill in England. The mass trespass of April 1932 started here, five walkers were jailed for it, and the public right to roam that followed can be traced to that afternoon. The plateau itself is peat hags, groughs and the Downfall.

• Height 636 m
• Location Peak District, England
• Classification Hewitt
• Summit 53.3844° N, 1.8722° W

Drawn from Ordnance Survey elevation data and printed in Britain on 200 gsm matte fine art paper. Contours at a single hairline weight; the summit is marked with a trig point and its spot height.

Supplied unframed. The print is a true A-size, so it drops straight into any off-the-shelf A3, A2 or A1 frame — nothing to cut, no framer's bill, and you pick the wood to suit the room.