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Elevation
127m
417 ft
Prominence
33m
Coordinates
51.3737, -2.3587
ST751639
OS Map
172
Explorer: 155
The summit is marked by a modest trig point, a great spot for that all-important selfie. Keep an eye out for the local wildlife, as it is known to host a range of butterflies and birds!
Lyncombe Hill is primarily composed of limestone, typical of the Mendip Hills. This karst landscape features intriguing geological formations like limestone pavement and sinkholes, adding a touch of whimsy to your hike.
From the summit, you can catch a glimpse of Wells Cathedral and the sprawling Somerset Levels – a view that will make your mates green with envy.
The name 'Lyncombe' derives from the Old English 'lyn' meaning 'lake or pond' and 'cumb' meaning 'valley', an apt description of its verdant surroundings.
Lyncombe Hill has been a popular spot for locals for generations, with its scenic vistas and historical significance tied to the ancient limestone quarrying in the region.
A delightful circular route that takes you around the hill, offering scenic views and a chance to experience the local flora and fauna.
A more challenging trek leading over to Acland Hill, giving you a chance to stretch your legs and enjoy some splendid vistas.
There is a small parking area near the bottom of Lyncombe Hill, with space for about 10 cars. Arriving early is recommended.
Buses run from Bath to the nearby village of Lyncombe, followed by a short walk to the hill.
There are no facilities on the hill itself, but you can find cafes and public toilets in Bath, perfect for a post-hike treat.
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