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Elevation
121m
397 ft
Prominence
34m
Coordinates
51.1486, -0.7586
SU869395
OS Map
186
Explorer: OL33 133
The summit is adorned with a small cairn and a trig point, making it a perfect spot for a triumphant selfie.
Comprised primarily of chalk and flint, the area is noted for its unique formations that reveal the geological history of the region, dating back millions of years. The upward thrust of this terrain provides a sculpted appearance.
From the summit, one can spot the iconic Leith Hill Tower and, on a clear day, the unmistakable skyline of London in the distance.
The name 'Devil's Jumps' stems from local folklore, suggesting that the feature was created by the devil himself, perhaps as part of a bizarre game or prank.
The area is rich in cultural heritage, with ancient tracks that have been used for centuries by both locals and visitors, making it a significant historic site.
A popular circular route starting from the picturesque Punch Bowl, offering a gentle ascent to the East Top with stunning views along the way.
This route winds from the village of Coldharbour, giving hikers a chance to experience refreshing woodland paths before tackling the summit.
Hungry Hill Car Park, located at SU861394, is the closest parking area, with space for several vehicles. It's a short walk to the trailhead.
The nearest train station is in Dorking, with bus services operating to Coldharbour, providing access to the walk.
There are no on-site facilities, but Dorking offers cafes, pubs, and public toilets. It’s always prudent to pack a picnic to enjoy at the top!
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