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Elevation
330m
1,083 ft
Prominence
237m
Coordinates
51.9199, -2.0059
SO996245
OS Map
163
Explorer: 179
The summit features a prominent trig point, surrounded by a grassy plateau that provides ample space for relaxation. On a clear day, you might even spot some ambitious hikers on adjacent hills trying to wave you over for a chat.
Cleeve Hill is primarily composed of limestone, formed during the Jurassic period. The site features impressive limestone escarpments and has a rich array of fossil remains, making it a fascinating spot for both geology enthusiasts and casual walkers.
From the top, you can see the Malvern Hills to the west as well as the Severn Vale and the Black Mountains in the distance. The views are nothing short of spectacular, particularly at sunrise and sunset.
Cleeve derives from the Old English 'clif', meaning cliff, referring to its impressive limestone features.
The area has a long history, with evidence of Neolithic settlements found nearby. Its strategic position made it an important location throughout history, such as during the Civil War.
A popular loop that begins at Cleeve Hill Golf Club and takes you around the area, offering stunning views and a moderate hike.
Cleeve Hill Golf Club provides parking, but it can fill up quickly on sunny weekends. An alternative is to park at the nearby Cowley, which is also a scenic spot.
Services to Cheltenham are available via train, where you can catch a bus or taxi to Cleeve Hill.
You can find a café near the Golf Club, perfect for a post-hike cuppa, as well as picnic spots along the trails. Restroom facilities are available at the Golf Club.
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