Cleeve Hill

Hill, Mountain in Worcestershire Wychavon

England

Cleeve Hill

Lane junction at Middle Littleton
Lane junction at Middle Littleton Credit: Row17

Cleeve Hill is a prominent hill located in the county of Worcestershire, England. Standing at an impressive height of 330 meters (1,083 feet), it is the highest point in the Cotswolds range and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The hill is situated just a few miles north of Cheltenham, a well-known spa town.

With its distinctive shape and vast open spaces, Cleeve Hill is a popular destination for walkers, hikers, and nature enthusiasts. It is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, showcasing the stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife of the region. The hill is also a part of the Cotswolds Way, a long-distance footpath that spans over 100 miles and attracts visitors from all over the world.

At the summit of Cleeve Hill, visitors can find an ancient burial mound known as Belas Knap, dating back to the Neolithic period. This historical site adds an extra layer of intrigue to the hill and provides a glimpse into the area's rich history.

Aside from its natural beauty and historical significance, Cleeve Hill is home to a golf course, attracting golf enthusiasts who can enjoy a round of golf while taking in the stunning scenery. The hill also features a cozy tearoom and a hotel, offering refreshments and accommodation for those looking to extend their visit.

Overall, Cleeve Hill is a captivating destination in Worcestershire that combines natural beauty, historical landmarks, and outdoor activities, making it a must-visit location for both locals and tourists alike.

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Cleeve Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.12199/-1.8978597 or Grid Reference SP0747. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Lane junction at Middle Littleton
Lane junction at Middle Littleton
Black shed under a cloudy sky
Black shed under a cloudy sky
Footpath on Cleeve Hill
Footpath on Cleeve Hill
Lych gate at Middle Littleton church
Lych gate at Middle Littleton church
Footpath through the fields
Footpath through the fields
Track passing Island Barn
Track passing Island Barn
Harvington Mill This ruinous watermill building is listed GII but is in poor condition. There are the remains of two water wheels - one on the right hand gable wall and one inside the big arch to the left. Some machinery can be seen through the barred windows but access was neither sensible nor possible, although urban explorers have found a way in.
Harvington Mill
This ruinous watermill building is listed GII but is in poor condition. There are the remains of two water wheels - one on the right hand gable wall and one inside the big arch to the left. Some machinery can be seen through the barred windows but access was neither sensible nor possible, although urban explorers have found a way in.
Passing Harvington Mill In the background and very largely obscured by vegetation is the ruinous and GII listed Harvington Mill. See <span class="nowrap"><a title="http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-354837-harvington-mill-harvington" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-354837-harvington-mill-harvington">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>
Passing Harvington Mill
In the background and very largely obscured by vegetation is the ruinous and GII listed Harvington Mill. See LinkExternal link
Harvington Mill, Machinery This is the west end seen through a window. The hurst frame, wallower, great spur wheel and one stone nut with its tentering gear are all seen. The drum of a cement mixer lies loose behind the main door. There was no obvious access to this potential deathtrap.
Harvington Mill, Machinery
This is the west end seen through a window. The hurst frame, wallower, great spur wheel and one stone nut with its tentering gear are all seen. The drum of a cement mixer lies loose behind the main door. There was no obvious access to this potential deathtrap.
Harvington Mill - waterwheel This is the internal wheel at the east end of this ruinous listed watermill. I presume it was breastshot. The external wheel at the west end is even more ruinous and overgrown.
Harvington Mill - waterwheel
This is the internal wheel at the east end of this ruinous listed watermill. I presume it was breastshot. The external wheel at the west end is even more ruinous and overgrown.
Harvington Watermill - waterwheel This ruinous and very overgrown wheel is at the west end of the mill. This site is listed but clearly unloved.
Harvington Watermill - waterwheel
This ruinous and very overgrown wheel is at the west end of the mill. This site is listed but clearly unloved.
Harvington Watermill - the interior Looking in to the east end of the mill with the camera held through the bars of the window. A ruined cement mixer is prominent in the foreground and some gearing is seen in the gloom at the back. The mill had two wheels with associated gearing and stones.
Harvington Watermill - the interior
Looking in to the east end of the mill with the camera held through the bars of the window. A ruined cement mixer is prominent in the foreground and some gearing is seen in the gloom at the back. The mill had two wheels with associated gearing and stones.
Houses in South Littleton This is the main road through the village which supplies accommodation for a number of people working at Long Lartin prison which is just east of the village on this road.
Houses in South Littleton
This is the main road through the village which supplies accommodation for a number of people working at Long Lartin prison which is just east of the village on this road.
Houses in South Littleton This is very close to the southern edge of the square, the grid line being just the other side of the black and white half timbered house. The road is Main St close to the junction with Long Hyde Rd.
Houses in South Littleton
This is very close to the southern edge of the square, the grid line being just the other side of the black and white half timbered house. The road is Main St close to the junction with Long Hyde Rd.
Road to Offenham This signpost is on the B4085 through South Littleton. There are sheltered accommodation houses on the left. the road straight ahead is Long Hyde Rd to Offenham with the road to Badsey on the left and to North Middleton on the right.
Road to Offenham
This signpost is on the B4085 through South Littleton. There are sheltered accommodation houses on the left. the road straight ahead is Long Hyde Rd to Offenham with the road to Badsey on the left and to North Middleton on the right.
Blackminster Middle School These are the entrance gates to the school set back in a small lay by just off the B4085 Blackminster to Littleton road.
Blackminster Middle School
These are the entrance gates to the school set back in a small lay by just off the B4085 Blackminster to Littleton road.
Field Barn Field Barn is a farm sitting on top of the Cleeve Hill scarp slope above the river Avon. It is halfway between Cleeve Prior and the Littletons.
Field Barn
Field Barn is a farm sitting on top of the Cleeve Hill scarp slope above the river Avon. It is halfway between Cleeve Prior and the Littletons.
Fields near North Littleton This is the view from Arrow Lane which runs from the village west to the B4085 road to Cleeve Prior. The houses in the village can just be seen in the distance.
Fields near North Littleton
This is the view from Arrow Lane which runs from the village west to the B4085 road to Cleeve Prior. The houses in the village can just be seen in the distance.
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Cleeve Hill is located at Grid Ref: SP0747 (Lat: 52.12199, Lng: -1.8978597)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Wychavon

Police Authority: West Mercia

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 52.12199,-1.8978597
Bus Stop
Crossroads
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Bus Stop
Crossroads
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Note: Location within car park needs checking.
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