East Hill

Hill, Mountain in Renfrewshire

Scotland

East Hill

Dunrod Well - Shielhill Glen Dunrod Well
Dunrod Well - Shielhill Glen Credit: Raibeart MacAoidh

East Hill is a prominent hill located in Renfrewshire, Scotland. Standing at an elevation of approximately 140 meters (460 feet), it is considered a medium-sized hill in the region. The hill is situated in the eastern part of Renfrewshire, near the town of Neilston.

East Hill is known for its scenic beauty and provides breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Its slopes are covered in lush greenery, predominantly comprising grass and heather. The hill is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, walking, and nature appreciation.

The summit of East Hill is relatively flat and provides an ideal spot for picnicking or simply enjoying the panoramic vistas. On clear days, visitors can admire the rolling hills of Renfrewshire, as well as catch glimpses of the distant cities of Glasgow and Paisley.

The hill is easily accessible, with a well-maintained path leading to the summit. It attracts a steady stream of visitors throughout the year, particularly during the warmer months when the weather is more favorable for outdoor activities.

East Hill also holds historical significance, with remnants of ancient settlements found in the vicinity. These archaeological sites provide insights into the area's rich past and add to the allure of the hill.

Overall, East Hill in Renfrewshire offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Its picturesque landscapes and recreational opportunities make it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.

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East Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.912823/-4.8124092 or Grid Reference NS2472. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Dunrod Well - Shielhill Glen Dunrod Well
Dunrod Well - Shielhill Glen
Dunrod Well
Land below the Greenock Cut Across the Firth of Clyde, housing in Dunoon just visible.
Land below the Greenock Cut
Across the Firth of Clyde, housing in Dunoon just visible.
On the Greenock Cut path above Majeston
On the Greenock Cut path above Majeston
Looking down from the Greenock Cut
Looking down from the Greenock Cut
Shielhill and Dunrod Hill A hill farm above the Firth of Clyde near Inverkip.
Shielhill and Dunrod Hill
A hill farm above the Firth of Clyde near Inverkip.
Wind turbine below Dunrod Hill A single turbine just east of Shielhill.
Wind turbine below Dunrod Hill
A single turbine just east of Shielhill.
The summit of Hillside Hill A view from the rather tautologically named Hillside Hill, with Loch Thom visible below.
The summit of Hillside Hill
A view from the rather tautologically named Hillside Hill, with Loch Thom visible below.
Trig pillar on Dunrod Hill A trig with a view across the Firth of Clyde to the hills of the Cowal Peninsula.
Trig pillar on Dunrod Hill
A trig with a view across the Firth of Clyde to the hills of the Cowal Peninsula.
Between Dunrod Hill and Cauldron Hill A small moorland hill with rock outcrops on the moorland plateau above the Firth of Clyde.
Between Dunrod Hill and Cauldron Hill
A small moorland hill with rock outcrops on the moorland plateau above the Firth of Clyde.
Bridge over aqueduct, Greenock Cut The Greenock Cut is a nineteenth-century aqueduct that once transported water from Loch Thom to the industries of Greenock. This is one of numerous small bridges over the aqueduct, with the derelict former IBM site visible below, and the outskirts of Greenock in the middle ground.
Bridge over aqueduct, Greenock Cut
The Greenock Cut is a nineteenth-century aqueduct that once transported water from Loch Thom to the industries of Greenock. This is one of numerous small bridges over the aqueduct, with the derelict former IBM site visible below, and the outskirts of Greenock in the middle ground.
Path by the Greenock Cut The Greenock Cut is a nineteenth-century aqueduct that once transported water from Loch Thom to the industries of Greenock. This path alongside is now a popular walk.
Path by the Greenock Cut
The Greenock Cut is a nineteenth-century aqueduct that once transported water from Loch Thom to the industries of Greenock. This path alongside is now a popular walk.
A glimpse of Greenock The south-western outskirts of Greenock are visible in this view towards the distant hills of the Cowal Peninsula.
A glimpse of Greenock
The south-western outskirts of Greenock are visible in this view towards the distant hills of the Cowal Peninsula.
Water-waster in sluice house, Greenock Cut A control mechanism for removing excess water from the Greenock Cut aqueduct.  For a fuller description, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1234617">NS2372 : Water-waster mechanism</a>.
Water-waster in sluice house, Greenock Cut
A control mechanism for removing excess water from the Greenock Cut aqueduct. For a fuller description, see NS2372 : Water-waster mechanism.
Road closed ahead sign The road is closed by a landslip on the bends below Shielhill Farm. The road was closed for a year from November 2011 at the same spot for the same reason.
Road closed ahead sign
The road is closed by a landslip on the bends below Shielhill Farm. The road was closed for a year from November 2011 at the same spot for the same reason.
Road closed ahead sign The road is closed by a landslip on the bends below Shielhill Farm. The road was closed for a year from November 2011 at the same spot for the same reason.
Road closed ahead sign
The road is closed by a landslip on the bends below Shielhill Farm. The road was closed for a year from November 2011 at the same spot for the same reason.
Dunrod Road Approaching the junction with Shielhill Road.
Dunrod Road
Approaching the junction with Shielhill Road.
Former railway trackbed Long disused and overgrown.
Former railway trackbed
Long disused and overgrown.
Former railway trackbed Long disused, but the route can be seen to the right of the fence and pole on the right of the photo.
Former railway trackbed
Long disused, but the route can be seen to the right of the fence and pole on the right of the photo.
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East Hill is located at Grid Ref: NS2472 (Lat: 55.912823, Lng: -4.8124092)

Unitary Authority: Inverclyde

Police Authority: Renfrewshire and Inverclyde

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Cornalees Visitor Centre - Greenock Cut
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Bicycle Parking
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Crossing
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Toilets
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