Pulpit Hill – Sweeping views of the Chiltern escarpment & Stunning Woodland
Pulpit Hill is a stunning hill top woodland where an iron age fort once stood. Pulpit Hill is also on the edge of the Chiltern escarpment where the sweeping views are incomparable. Now, imagine hiking and exploring Pulpit Hill in the Chiltern Hills, it was worth every step I took!
Pulpit Hill is tucked away in a tranquil woodland full of beautiful trees and trails. The Chilterns is full of amazing natural spaces like Pulpit Hill, and many are so remote and unique, it feels like a place forgotten by time. Great hill climbing, picnic spaces and a superb day out!
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Inside look…
Stunning panoramic views
Amazing hiking trails
Mostly gravel / dirt / grass trails
Steep hill climbing
Wonderful ancient woodlands
Hilltop views for miles
Open meadows
Some wildlife & bird spotting
Scenic setting
Lots of historical value
Perfect for a family day out
Great for short or extended hiking routes
No cafe onsite bring food supplies
No toilets onsite
Free lay-by parking nearby
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Basic packing list…
Cash / Credit Card
Spare change in coins
Pen / Notebook (if you like to take notes)
Camera / Phone (great picture opportunities)
Layered clothing (stay away from cotton in winter)
Spare change of clothes (in winter & in case they get wet!)
Or bring waterproof jacket / trouser
Change of shoes (don’t want a muddy car!)
Sunglasses
Bottle of water or hydration pack (must keep hydrated)
Picnic / Food / Snacks
A day pack to carry everything (or hydration pack)
Bring the dog and the family too!
Address / Starting Point
Lower, Cadsden Rd, Princes Risborough HP27 0NB
Above: Just one of the many photographs I have taken.
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