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Elevation
78m
256 ft
Prominence
2m
Coordinates
50.7691, -2.0034
SY998966
OS Map
195
Explorer: 118S
The summit features a large trig point, perfect for those obligatory summit selfies and a few friendly squabbles about the precise elevation.
The Corfe Hills are primarily composed of limestone, resulting in dramatic cliffs and expansive views. You'll find charming little nooks and crannies which are remnants of ancient marine environments, as well as evidence of erosion that’s rich in biodiversity.
From the summit, you can spot the iconic silhouette of Corfe Castle, the rolling Purbeck Hills, and on clear days, even the Isle of Purbeck and Poole Harbour.
The name 'Corfe' comes from the Old English 'coriz' meaning 'cutting', referring to the gap in the hills where the village lies, offering a more intimate rendezvous with the countryside.
Corfe Castle has a rich history dating back to the 11th century and played a significant role during the English Civil War. Its ruins are steeped in stories of treachery and valour.
A scenic loop starting from the historic Corfe Castle, winding through picturesque countryside before reaching the summit of Corfe Hills.
There is a small car park at Corfe Castle with a fee and limited spaces. Arrive early to secure a spot.
The nearest railway station is Corfe Castle Station, serviced by the Swanage Railway. Local bus services also connect to neighbouring towns.
In Corfe Castle village, you'll find cafes, pubs, and public toilets, adding a touch of comfort after your trek.
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