Pym Chair is a distinctive rock formation located on Kinder Scout, the highest plateau in the Peak District, England. Perched on the western edge of the Kinder Plateau, Pym Chair offers dramatic views over the surrounding moorlands and valleys. The rock itself resembles a natural seat or throne, and its name is thought to be linked to a local legend, possibly related to a preacher named Pym. This spot is popular with hikers exploring the rugged terrain of Kinder Scout, known for its challenging walks, windswept landscapes, and historical significance as the site of the famous 1932 Mass Trespass.