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Long Hill, at 206 metres, is a UK-designated P100 or Hump. It has a trig pointed top, but this is not the true summit, which is a little bit further on a higher part of the track, and it is unmarked. It can be walked from the outskirts of Monmouth. There is no great view from the top, which is in the middle of Kings Wood, but the walk to it is a very pleasant affair on good, decent trails.

Buck Stone at 280 metres is a UK P100, or 'hump,' with 100 metres of prominence. The top is marked by a trig point, and the Buck Stone itself, which is a bit of a monster. It is a wedge-shaped lump that looks like it weighs at least several tons. There is also an odd-looking man-made dragon's tooth of a stone, which has an indent in the top. I am curious to know what this is? The location makes for fine views out over the countryside, and makes for a great picnic spot.

The Kymin is an 18th-century round house and naval temple on a prominent hill, set within 9 acres (4 ha) of grounds. It's a fair slog from Monmouth but you are rewarded with wonderful views over the Wye Valley and the town below as you climb. Once you reach the top, the views are breathtaking and there are benches to stop and soak it all in. Absolute bliss. The site is owned by the National Trust.

A temple that was inspired by Britain’s naval supremacy at the height of the British Empire and built in 1800. This was inspired by Nelson's victory in the Battle of the Nile in 1798. Nelson came to see it in 1802 with Lady Hamilton and her husband Sir William. That must have been an interesting weekend!

Naval Temple

Spectacular views scary road to drive up

A nice monument to the Battle of the Nile and admirals

A giant rocking stone which at 279m above sea level, is the 1845th tallest peak in England...