가장 멋진 오클리 주변 자연유산 5곳

The hillfort on the top of the hill has never been excavated, but the land and ditch are sharply defined and well preserved. This Iron Age fort is roughly rectangular and enclosed seven acres within an embankment and ditch. There are two probable entrances to the east and west. The work seems to have been undertaken by several different labour forces, each working on a section of the defences, but for some reason the task was abandoned and the fort left unfinished. Great to walk along the unfinished ramparts, it's windy and flipping huge!!!

This is a long climb about 1.25 miles but take it steady and enjoy the view at the top.

This is a wonderful spot with a lovely display of seasonal wildflowers that bloom within the spring and summer months.

White Hill offers a beautiful view of Cannon Heath Down, the Gallops and The Warren. This is a great place to spot birds, including linnets, yellowhammers, skylarks, buzzards and kestrels.

Great views! Looking North, the whole of Oxfordshire opens up. https://www.hants.gov.uk/thingstodo/countryside/finder/whitehill

This woodland has a fantastic name and, particularly in summer, has a fantastic, vibrant atmosphere too. Dense woodland floor plants turn the woodland bright green in late spring and long into summer, whilst the forest hides a tumulus and a veteran yew tree. The Three Castles Path traverses the eastern and northern edges of the plantation on a lovely, earthen track.

From this spot, you get a wonderful view over the rolling Hampshire countryside. A short distance to the west, you find Cottington Hill and Bowry Walls hill fort.

Ladle Hill is a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest and a Scheduled Monument with sublime views. Atop the hill is an Iron Age hill fort that has never been excavated. Ladle Hill is a calcareous grassland chalk downland habitat, which is now scarce in Britain.