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Elevation
164m
538 ft
Prominence
66m
Coordinates
51.9740, -2.0216
SO986306
OS Map
150
Explorer: 190
The summit features a small, unassuming cairn, with panoramic views over the Cotswold escarpment and the River Wye valley.
Dixton Hill is primarily composed of limestone, a rock that has been eroded over millennia to create the gentle slopes and rolling hills. The area is rich in fossils, giving a peek into the region's ancient marine past.
Distant views of the Malvern Hills to the west and the Severn Vale to the south guarantees a satisfying vista. On a clear day, you may even spot the Brecon Beacons in the distance.
The name 'Dixton' is believed to originate from Old English, meaning 'Dida's ridge', hinting at its long-history and cultural significance.
Historically, Dixton Hill has served as a strategic viewing point, with signs of ancient settlements found in the area.
This picturesque circular route takes you through woodlands and across open fields, providing splendid views of the surrounding countryside and a chance to enjoy the flora and fauna.
A straightforward route from Woodmancote, navigating through charming lanes and light woodland, suitable for families and casual walkers.
There is parking available at Woodmancote village, with a small car park just off the main road. Be sure to arrive early on weekends as it fills up quickly!
Bus services operate from nearby towns, with regular stops at Woodmancote, making it accessible for those without a vehicle.
Cafes and pubs are located in Tewkesbury, with facilities available in the surrounding villages. Be sure to grab a cream tea if you pass one!
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