What else have you climbed?
Bagging the Wainwrights takes you over dozens of tops that also count towards other lists — Birketts, Synges, Fellrangers, Outlying Fells, Nuttalls. This works out how many of them your own GPS tracks already match.
🔒 Your tracks never leave your device. Everything below runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and refreshing the page clears it. This is a rough guide from GPS proximity, not proof you stood on each top.
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Credited = a trackpoint within 50 m of the summit; Probable = 50–100 m (GPS drift, cairns), credited but flagged; Near-miss = 100–500 m, not credited. A summit is credited once however many times you have visited it. Every trackpoint in every file you select is checked — nothing is thinned out, so adding another walk can only ever add to your total.
The small print
Coordinates come from the Database of British and Irish Hills and hikes.guide's own verified summit survey; list membership is per DoBIH. A GPS track passing within 50 m is strong evidence, not proof — contouring paths, dense tree cover and poor signal all shift a fix. Treat a credit as “my track passed over or very close to this top”. The match is horizontal only — it takes no account of height, so a path contouring below a summit can produce one, and a thinly-recorded track can miss a top you did stand on. Check the near-misses against your own route and your memory; if you decide to go back for one, plan that walk on its own terms.