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Elevation
145m
476 ft
Prominence
41m
Coordinates
51.0191, -1.7840
SU152244
OS Map
184
Explorer: 130S
The summit features a well-preserved Iron Age hillfort, complete with ramparts and ditches, ideal for those with a love for history and prehistoric architecture. There's also a modest cairn to add to the charm.
Clearbury Ring is composed primarily of chalk and flint, typical of the South Downs, which gives the area its characteristic rolling hills and open landscapes.
The panoramic views extend across the rolling landscapes of Salisbury Plain, with notable sights including the distant Salisbury Cathedral and several small villages. On a clear day, you might even spot the spire of Old Sarum.
The name 'Clearbury' is thought to derive from the old English words 'cleare' meaning 'hill' and 'bury', which refers to the fortified site (from 'burh').
Clearbury Ring is a significant archaeological site, preserving the remnants of Iron Age settlements and military structures, offering insight into ancient British life.
A straightforward and picturesque circular route that offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the historic earthworks at the summit.
There is a small car park located near the entrance to Clearbury Ring off the B3086, providing easy access for visitors.
The nearest train station is in Salisbury, from which you can take a bus or taxi to the vicinity of Clearbury Ring.
Amesbury offers several facilities, including cafes, restaurants, and public toilets. However, facilities directly at Clearbury Ring are limited, so come prepared.
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