Sims' Hill

Hill, Mountain in Gloucestershire

England

Sims' Hill

Sims' Hill is a prominent landmark located in Gloucestershire, England. Situated on the outskirts of the bustling city of Bristol, this hill is a part of the beautiful landscape of the region. Known for its natural beauty and picturesque surroundings, Sims' Hill is a popular destination for hikers, nature enthusiasts, and photographers.

Rising to an elevation of approximately 100 meters (330 feet), Sims' Hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Covered with lush green vegetation, the hill creates a stunning contrast against the clear blue skies. It is a perfect spot to escape from the city's hustle and bustle and immerse oneself in the tranquility of nature.

The hill is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it an ideal habitat for many species. The area is rich in biodiversity, with various plants, wildflowers, and trees adorning its slopes. It also provides a sanctuary for different bird species, making it a birdwatcher's paradise.

Sims' Hill is easily accessible, with well-marked trails and footpaths leading to its summit. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll or a challenging hike, depending on their preferences and fitness levels. The hill is often frequented by outdoor enthusiasts seeking an escape into nature, families looking for a day out, and even artists seeking inspiration.

Overall, Sims' Hill in Gloucestershire is an enchanting destination that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, tranquility, and recreational opportunities. Whether one wishes to embrace the stunning views, explore the diverse flora and fauna, or simply unwind in the peaceful surroundings, Sims' Hill is a place that captivates and rejuvenates all who visit.

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Sims' Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.497953/-2.5389209 or Grid Reference ST6277. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sims Hill - Still farmland

South of the entrance to the Coldharbour Lane site of the University of the west of England - Frenchay Bristol

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Bristol Parkway Station

Looking W. towards the station from the road bridge to Parklands. The station area is the dominating feature of this square.

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Cycleway to Harry Stoke

Connecting Bristol Parkway station with the University of the West of England

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The London line with new houses at Stoke Gifford

Looking E. down the railway line to a footbridge at Tudor Lodge

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Harry would not recognise it

Retail Park - Sainsbury's at Harry Stoke, Filton, Bristol. View looking west from ST618786

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Harry says B&Q - What's that?

Retail Park at Harry Stoke Bristol. View looking East from ST618786

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War Memorial & Village Green - Stoke Gifford

Taken from outside the Beaufort Arms

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Bristol Glenside Hospital Church

Now in the grounds of the Glenside Campus of the University of the West of England (UWE) the former Stapleton Asylum Church (later Bristol Mental Hospital, and before its closure Glenside Hospital) is a picturesque Victorian Gothic structure and is now in use as the museum with artefacts from the former hospital. It is open on Weds and Sat mornings, free admission.

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The Farmhouse at Stanley Farm

After lying derelict for many years, the farmhouse at Stanley Farm was restored as part of the MOD development at Abbey Wood. It now forms part of a training/conference facility.The main syndicate rooms are in the converted stable block which are off to the left (in the adjacent square)

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Filton Abbey Wood station

Looking north to the recently re-modelled Filton Abbey Wood station from the pedestrian overbridge. The newly added track to the left is the route for trains bound for South Wales via the severn Tunnel. The centre track is the route for trains to the north and east via Bristol Parkway. A southbound train can be seen on the right hand track.

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Filton Abbey Wood railway station

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Frenchay (Glos) St John the Baptist Church

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Frenchay (Glos) Friends Meeting House

The C18 Quakers church on the edge of the Common

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Fishponds, Bristol, Baptist Church

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Pur Down, Lockleaze behind St James' looking SSW

Pur Down / Lockleaze looking SSW from east side of St James' Church. An attractive and accessible green patch, well used by local residents and dog-walkers.

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Playing fields

A view looking due south across the playing fields and sports pitches of Lockleaze school. The Bristol telecoms tower at ST610764 can be seen in the background

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Filton Abbey Wood Station

Looking east across the southbound platform at Filton Abbey Wood station. The MOD offices (in the adjacent square) can be seen in the background.

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Frenchay Christmas Tree Farm

Presumably gearing up for its busy season, this plantation is situated in Frenchay, north Bristol. The van just visible in the trees above the right hand gatepost is travelling south on the M32 towards Bristol centre.

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Sims' Hill is located at Grid Ref: ST6277 (Lat: 51.497953, Lng: -2.5389209)

Unitary Authority: South Gloucestershire

Police Authority: Avon and Somerset