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A view of Loch Lomond
The UK has some spectacular scenery, but where's best to stand back and admire the view? We want to know your favourite spots for a visual feast - the plains of Exmoor, the shores of Loch Lomond, the greenery of the Brecon Beacons, the bustle of Newcastle's quayside...

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    High Cup Nick

    Posted by andreakkk 3 March 2007

    You're going to have a stiff hike to get here, and that's one of the wonders of the place. Climb up beside the foaming waterfall of Cauldron Snout, and then you're trekking across a flat, forbidding moorland plateau. Nothing prepares you for what comes next.

    High Cup Nick is like an axe blow cloven into the moorland. The land falls away below you; the Eden valley stretches out towards the horizon, a patchwork of green fields. To the side, basalt crags tower, like the spires of a primitive cathedral. Climb down into the Nick and the wind suddenly stops; you're poised above the world.

    Best to start near Middleton in Teesdale or at Cow Green car park

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