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Elevation
247m
811 ft
Prominence
73m
Coordinates
50.5667, -3.5304
SX917752
OS Map
192
Explorer: OL44 110
The summit is adorned with a well-maintained trig point – perfect for those 'I've conquered this hill' selfies. It's a great spot to catch your breath or to have a cheeky flapjack.
Predominantly composed of sandstone, providing a solid footing and an interesting palette of colours. The underlying geology features a mix of clay and siltstone, which contributes to the lush vegetation and hauntingly beautiful scenery.
You can catch breathtaking views of the Exe Estuary and beyond, extending out towards the rolling hills of Devon and the distant Dartmoor.
The name 'Haldon' derives from the Old English 'heald', meaning a place of shelter or dwelling, quite fitting given the area’s rich biodiversity.
The area around Little Haldon has historical significance due to its use as a lookout point during various periods, including during the Second World War.
A popular route that winds through delightful forests, providing a scenic journey up to the summit of Little Haldon.
This path offers a slightly steeper ascent with great vistas of the surrounding areas as you climb.
There is ample parking at Haldon Forest Park, located just off the A380. There is a small charge, but the views and facilities make it well worth it.
Regular bus services operate between Exeter and the Haldon Forest area, making it accessible for those relying on public transport.
Haldon Forest Park has a café with delicious refreshments, and there are toilets located on-site, so no need to worry about that before your ascent.
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Grid Ref: SX917752
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