The Chiltern Summit – Did I really hill climb to the highest point in the Chilterns?
The hill climb up to The Chiltern Summit was absolutely fantastic, and to take in such stunning natural beauty that surrounded the climb up was exhilarating. However, did I really hill climb up to the highest point in the Chilterns? Hard to believe this was the highest point, but the proof is in the video.
The three boulder monument at The Chiltern Summit read the following “This Cairn at a height of 876 ft (267 m) marks the highest point on the Chiltern Hills, and was erected by the Parish Councils of Aston Clinton and Halton, by the Chiltern Society, the Forestry Commission and the Royal Air Force, Halton, to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second in 1977.
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Inside look…
Stunning panoramic views
Amazing hiking trails
Mostly gravel / dirt / grass trails
Steep hill climbing
Wonderful ancient woodlands
Hilltop farm views
Cairn / Trig point
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
Cafe onsite nearby
Toilets onsite nearby
Free lay-by parking & paid parking
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