バーストックの絶景の山頂・トップ7

Lambert’s Castle Hill（258m）の頂上からは、ドーセットで最も有名なパノラマの1つを楽しむことができます。広大なMarshwood Valeの東側を見ると、Pilsdon PenとLewesdon Hillが地平線上で最も目立つ2つのランドマークとして際立っています。 Pilsdon Penの眺め 外観：Lambert's Castleからは、Pilsdon Pen（277m）はその特徴的な「平らな頂上」のプロフィールで容易に識別できます。これは鉄器時代の丘の砦であり、長らくドーセットで最も高い地点と考えられていました。 視点：東北東約4.7km（3マイル弱）に位置しています。Marshwood Valeが2つの丘の間で落ち込んでいるため、Pilsdon Penは谷底から急峻にそびえ立つ、巨大で陰鬱な緑の塁壁として現れます。 詳細：晴れた日には、頂上を囲む三重の堀のある土塁をはっきりと見ることができます。 Lewesdon Hillの眺め 外観：Pilsdon Penのわずかに南に位置するLewesdon Hill（279m）は、真の「カウンティトップ」（ドーセットで最も高い地点）です。Pilsdonの開けた草地の頂上とは異なり、Lewesdonは古代のオークとブナの木々が密生しています。 視点：Lambert's Castleの vantage point から見ると、Lewesdonは暗く、丸みを帯びた、木々に覆われたドームのように見えます。丘の砦のような鋭い建築線はありませんが、周囲の畑に豊かで質感のあるコントラストを提供します。 文脈：Pilsdon Penに非常に近いため（小さな鞍部でのみ隔てられている）、Marshwood Valeの「双子の峰」と呼ばれることがよくあります。

The summit of this hill represents the second highest point in Dorset, and from here, you'll have breathtaking panoramic views. At the top, there was an Iron Age hillfort, which was excavated in the mid-20th century.

Lewesdon Hill is the highest point in Dorset

Colmer's Hill is a fantastically distinctive, conical hill in the west of Dorset. It rises above the stunning Symondsbury Estate and makes for an excellent objective on a walk in the area. You can spot it both for its shape and the pine trees on its otherwise bare summit.

Colmer's Hill towers over the town of Symondsbury at a height of 417 feet. It can already be seen from afar and from its summit you have a breathtaking view over the Marshwood Vale. With a little luck you can spot rabbits, deer and buzzards.

This Iron Age hillfort is the smaller cousin of Lambert’s Castle, a little to the north. With ancient woodland and a fantastic spring bluebell display, Coney’s Castle is a peaceful little summit and one of numerous such hillforts in the area. Check out the earthwork ramparts on the north, south and east sides. The western edge used the natural slope of the hill as a defense. Managed by the National Trust, this hillfort is free to roam around and served by a car park. Its only downside is that there’s a road right through the middle of it.

Around 2,500-years-old, this Iron Age hillfort sits at the north end of the appropriately-named Lambert’s Castle Hill. You’ll find evidence of earthworks here and lovely views of the surrounding landscapes, particularly if you explore the entire hill. There’s a trig point to the south of the hillfort, at 840 feet (256 m). Lambert’s Castle is managed by the National Trust and is free to enter. There’s a car park to the south west and the Liberty Trail hiking path runs right through the middle of the fort.

Walk up on permissive footpath. Easy field walk but climbing. Going down the other side of the hill is quite steep. also refgerred to as 'The Watchman of West Dorest - super views all round. https://www.flipflopsorwellies.co.uk/walk-up-colmers-hill-bridport/ https://symondsburyestate.co.uk/activities/colmershillwalk/ Some interesting animals at start on way up: goats,pigs,sheep to entertian you/youngsters. Retail park with bike shop (Bridport bicycles) and quite a nice Cafe: https://symondsburyestate.co.uk/shop/