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Elevation
69m
226 ft
Prominence
46m
Coordinates
51.3987, -0.5255
TQ026676
OS Map
176
Explorer: 160
The summit features a well-maintained trig point and a small wooden bench for weary legs, providing the perfect spot to catch your breath—and a few stunning views!
Primarily composed of chalk and clay, iconic for its undulating landscape and rich biodiversity. The hill reveals interesting sedimentary rocks formed millions of years ago in a shallow sea.
Views of the Surrey Countryside, including the River Thames and the scenic landscape stretching towards London.
St Ann's Hill is named after St Anne, the mother of the Virgin Mary. It reflects the tradition of naming hills after saints in the region.
Historically, St Ann's Hill has been a significant site due to its strategic views and was once a favourite retreat for Edwardian society.
A scenic circular route starting from the base of St Ann's Hill, meandering through the lovely woodland and providing elevated views.
A straightforward ascent directly from the car park, perfect for those looking for a quick jaunt up the hill.
There's a small car park at the foot of the hill on St Ann's Hill Road with limited capacity, so it’s best to arrive early or plan to share a ride.
The nearest train station is Weybridge, and from there, it’s a pleasant 30-minute walk to the hill. Buses are available but check local schedules.
No facilities on the hill itself, but cafés and pubs can be found in nearby Chertsey and Weybridge, ideal for a post-hike pint or slice of cake.
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