周辺の天然記念物・トップ5

Beautiful spot to sit on a log and contemplate life and the view

Don't take the path to the right coming down, the gate is now locked!

Moderate trail to explore and enjoy the beautiful hidden sceneries

This Beacon Hill is named the same as another hill by the same name in the Ivinghoe Hills... don't confuse them! This hill (at 252m) has a Bronze Age bowl barrow on its summit, and there used to be a beacon here, as you would expect. It is also where Cymbeline's Castle was where the Celtic King of the Britons Cunobeline according to legend, made a last stand against the Roman conquest of Britain in a fort located on the hill. Nowadays, there are fantastic views from up here in any direction you look!

There is a phenomenal view to the north from here - long sweeping views of the forested hills and down towards Great Kimble and beyond. This is the stuff of poets live for! By the way, do give the Granglelands and the Rifle Range information board a read for more information about this beautiful chalk grassland area. The place is teeming with life: including butterflies such as Brimstones, Common Blues and Marbled Whites to be spotted in the spring and summer months. A great place to slow down for a bit on your jog!

There is a phenomenal view to the north from here - long sweeping views of the forested hills and down towards Great Kimble and beyond. This is the stuff of poets live for! By the way, do give the Granglelands and the Rifle Range information board a read for more information about this beautiful chalk grassland area. The place is teeming with life: including butterflies such as Brimstones, Common Blues and Marbled Whites to be spotted in the spring and summer months.

Heart pumping hill with great views

Excellent views all around if you're keen to climb to the top