Chapelfell Top

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Chapelfell Top rises to 700 m (2,297 ft) in County Durham. It is one of the 316 Hewitts, and a Nuttall besides. It is one of 17 hills the Albion Guide lists in County Durham. It stands within the North Pennines National Landscape.

For more of the same, Fendrith Hill and Three Pikes are close by. For arrivals by rail, Stanhope Station is 12.9 km to the east.

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