RHSoc organises several events through each year. The Autumn and Spring Bagger Rambles weekends allow members to gather together for hill-bagging and socialising at hostels, outdoor centres or if needs must, camping...

Given restricted access to real hills currently, we are pleased to offer a new opportunity for Members to share hill bagging exploits virtually. RHSoc has persuaded some inveterate baggers to share their hill bagging...

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The Marilyns are the best known of the Relative Hills lists covering Great Britain and are the best-loved list of RHSoc members, based on their popularity within our Halls of Fame. First defined by Alan Dawson in The...

The Humps are one of the three major metric Relative Hills Lists of Britain adopted by the Relative Hills Society covering hills with less prominence than the Marilyns. Since their prominence is lower, we will see that...

The Tumps are one of the most popular metric hill lists that the Relative Hills Society has adopted for which we compare progress by hill baggers in our Halls of Fame. An attraction of the Tumps is that they are...

The Significant Islands of Britain (SIBs) are islands (including plenty which can be accessed on foot at low tide) exceeding 30m prominence and/or 30 hectares, listed by Alan Holmes, with the additional proviso that...