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Elevation
152m
499 ft
Prominence
36m
Coordinates
52.5486, -1.5108
SP332946
OS Map
140
Explorer: 232
The summit features a notable trig point, marking the highest point with stunning panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. A great spot for a selfie—just watch out for rogue sheep photobombers!
The Hartshill Pyramid is primarily composed of Triassic sandstone, which gives the summit its distinctive rugged appearance. This geology has shaped the local landscape, resulting in stunning views and varied terrain.
On a clear day, you can see as far as the horizon stretches, with views of the nearby North Warwickshire hills and the sprawling Meriden Gap.
The name 'Pyramid' likely relates to its distinctive shape resembling that of ancient pyramids, a bit of a stretch but we like to think there's more than meets the eye.
Hartshill Pyramid has been a local landmark for many years, providing both a natural retreat for hikers and a historical curiosity for locals.
A scenic route starting from Hartshill Hayes Country Park, offering gentle slopes and well-maintained paths. Perfect for families and casual walkers.
A more challenging route that takes you through the picturesque woodlands and fields, culminating in a steep ascent to the summit.
Hartshill Hayes Country Park has a car park with ample spaces. Parking is free, but it can get busy, especially on weekends.
Local buses service the area, with the nearest bus stop located at the bottom of the hill at Hartshill Hayes.
There are public toilets available in Hartshill Hayes Country Park, and the nearby town of Nuneaton offers cafes and shops for refreshments.
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