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Elevation
293m
961 ft
Prominence
0m
Coordinates
51.3541, -1.4634
SU374618
OS Map
174
Explorer: 158
At the summit, you'll find a large trig point that marks the highest point in Berkshire, making for splendid photo opportunities. The panoramic views are simply spectacular, weather permitting!
Walbury Hill is primarily composed of chalk, part of the Southern England chalk formation, which gives rise to its typical dry, grassy slopes. This geology creates unique habitats that support diverse flora and fauna.
From the summit, you can see the rolling hills of the North Wessex Downs, as well as distant landmarks such as the spires of Oxford in the north and the scenic valleys below.
The name 'Walbury' may derive from the old English 'Walh', meaning 'foreigner' or 'stranger', perhaps indicating a historic meeting point.
Walbury Hill is a site of archaeological interest, with evidence of ancient camps and burial mounds, reflecting its importance in the neolithic period.
A scenic loop that starts from the nearby village of Combe, taking you around the foot of the hill and then ascending to the summit for breathtaking views.
There is limited parking available in Combe village. Be mindful of local regulations regarding parking spaces.
The nearest train station is Hungerford, approximately 7 km away. Buses connect Hungerford and the surrounding areas, but check the local timetable.
There are no facilities at the summit itself, but you can find cafes, pubs, and public toilets in Hungerford.
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