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Moderate trail for all to enjoy

Deacon Hill (172m), from which there are stunning views in essentially any direction (as long as you don't stare at your boots) is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (the summit area is rich in plant species, and there are birds here such as buzzards and numerous species of butterflies, too). There is a bench to sit on as well. The hill is a gorgeous place to be and marvel at the beauty of the world.

Coming out of the woods on the Chiltern Way here will provide you with an absolutely stunning view of the countryside down below and, right next to you, of the Knocking Hoe National Nature Reserve. This is chalk grassland, supporting rare plants such as moon carrot and field fleawort. There is a viewing platform nearby with some information about the reserve too.

Lovely views, and a trig point to bag

A great hilltop with wonderful views around.

The village of Great Wymondley is actually smaller than neighbouring Little Wymondley, owing its title to the fact it was there first, rather than its size. Its parish contains two scheduled monuments: Wymondley Roman Villa and Great Wymondley Castle, the earthworks of a former motte and bailey fortress. After a hike in the Hertfordshire countryside, the Green Man pub is a good option for a refuel.

icknield way

This area of the Bedfordshire Hertfordshire border is excellent walking country. You will find areas of SSI and history from pre bronze age. There are Hill Forts, Round and Long Barrows, Terracing and Earthworks. Nummerous lime pits on the chalk up lands which were used for lime both for building and farming. Evidence of roman occupation and local resistance. The area is crossed by the Icknield Way probably the oldest route in the UK Check my website for many other walks and details of walking in this area of the Chilterns https://imcintosh.com/walking-north-herts-and-south-beds

The chalk summits of the Pegsdon Hills afford some of the best views you find in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. You can expect stunning displays of nature at all times, making it a great place to explore throughout the year.

This steep chalk hill within Pegsdon Hills Nature Reserve offers one of the best views in the county. There is free parking south of Barton Road (B655).