County Tops of England: Warwickshire

Ebrington Hill: 261 metres (Grid Ref: SP 18786 42632)
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Start: Transmitter Site Grid Ref: SP186426 Distance: N/A
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GPX Route File Google Earth File Map: 205 Stratford Upon Avon and Evesham
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Start: Transmitter Site Grid Ref: SP186426
Distance: N/A Time: N/A
Climbing: N/A Rating: Easy
GPX Route File Google Earth File
Map: 205 Stratford Upon Avon and Evesham
Warwickshire's county top
A trig pillar a field away from Warwickshire's county top (image courtesy of Wikipedia)

The Walk: One of the pretty meaningless English county tops which makes the bagging of them all a chore at times. There are much better walks to be found than this hop over into a field and along the field line to a lonely and forlorn hump of ground. Take heart when you have reached it and jumped up and down on the spot in the knowledge that another of the boring ones is ticked off.

The Walk I Would Do: I would temper the effort of getting to the location of Warwickshire's county top by completing task of jumping up and down on the spot as quickly as I possibly could. Then I would head north to Stratford Upon Avon and discover a heritage walk in the environs of Shakespeare's home town.


Information: Ebrington Hill is a hill in Warwickshire, England, which at 261m (856 ft) is the highest in the county. It is situated between the villages of Ebrington, Mickleton and Ilmington on the Warwickshire and Gloucestershire border in the Cotswolds. (Source: Wikipedia)


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