Telegrin Peak

The summit is a walk rather than a climb. Made paths run up through the pines from the eastern end of the park, and the gradient stays steady enough for anyone…The summit is a walk rather than a climb. Made paths run up through the pines from the eastern end of the park, and the gradient stays steady enough for anyone good for an hour on foot.

Height is what it buys. The city and its harbour sit behind you to the east, the channel and the islands lie ahead to the south and west, and the Kozjak ridge stands across the bay to the north. Carry water in summer: there is shade under the trees the whole way up and nothing to buy at the top.