A "Scouse mountain" has been a "rite of passage" for generations of children and adults across Merseyside for decades.
Many will know that if you walk up Moel Famau, the chances are you'll bump into plenty of other Scousers. The hill, which is the highest summit in the Clwydian Range and Flintshire's highest point, is just over an hour's drive from Liverpool city centre and has been a hotspot for Liverpudlians for years, the Liverpool ECHO recently reported.
As Moel Famau is 1,821 feet at its highest point, it is classed as a hill rather than a mountain, but that doesn't mean it isn't tall enough to boast spectacular views. On a clear day on top of Moel Famau, you you should be able to see Liverpool and likewise the hill can be spotted from Merseyside, marked by the Aigburth street Moel Famau View.
