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Elevation
176m
579 ft
Prominence
49m
Coordinates
51.0465, -1.2428
SU531277
OS Map
185
Explorer: OL32 132
At the summit, hikers will find a trig point offering panoramic views, and on a clear day, the rolling hills of the South Downs stretch out like a green quilt.
Cheesefoot Head is primarily composed of the chalky deposits characteristic of the South Downs, formed from marine sediments during the Late Cretaceous period. This geological setting results in not only impressive scenery but also porous soils that allow for unique flora and fauna.
From the summit, one can enjoy stunning views over the Weald and back towards Winchester, with spots like St. Catherine's Hill visible in the distance.
The name Cheesefoot Head is believed to derive from the Old English words ‘ceos’ (cheese) and ‘fōt’ (foot), potentially referring to the shape of the hill or historical cheese production in the vicinity.
Cheesefoot Head has historical importance dating back to ancient times, having been a site for the Downland's prehistoric inhabitants.
A delightful circular route starting from the small village of Easton, it winds through the picturesque countryside before summiting Cheesefoot Head.
There is a small parking area at the base of Cheesefoot Head along the B3047, suitable for cars but may fill up quickly during weekends.
The nearest bus services run from Winchester to Easton village, with about a 30-minute walk to the start of the route.
While there are no facilities directly on Cheesefoot Head, the nearby village of Easton has a charming pub and cafe. Winchester boasts a wider array of options including shops, cafes, and public toilets.
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