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Elevation
213m
699 ft
Prominence
111m
Coordinates
50.9020, -0.4633
TQ081125
OS Map
197
Explorer: OL10 121
The summit features a trig point and offers a large grassy area that's perfect for a picnic, or for simply enjoying the views whilst contemplating life's mysteries.
Kithurst Hill is primarily composed of chalk and flint, typical of the South Downs, which makes it a prominent hill in the area. The chalky soil supports diverse flora and offers excellent drainage.
From the summit, hikers can see as far as the Isle of Wight on a clear day, with views of the rolling hills of the South Downs and patches of quaint villages below.
The name 'Kithurst' is thought to derive from 'cyth' meaning 'a mound' or 'hill' in Old English combined with 'hurst' meaning a 'wooded hill'.
Historically, Kithurst Hill has been a notable landmark, serving as a navigational point for those travelling through the South Downs for centuries.
A pleasant circular walk starting from the Kithurst Hill car park, with a combination of paths and tracks passing through picturesque woodlands and open fields.
A direct route from the nearby Beacon Hill, offering a scenic hike that connects two beautiful summits.
There is a designated parking area at TQ084126 with space for several vehicles. It’s advisable to arrive early during peak times.
The nearest train station is in Hassocks, from which you can take a local bus or enjoy a scenic 30-minute walk to the hill.
While there are no facilities directly on the hill, the nearby village of Storrington offers cafes, pubs, and public toilets.
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Grid Ref: TQ081125
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