Ivyhole Hill

Hill, Mountain in Hampshire Hart

England

Ivyhole Hill

The A30, Hartfordbridge A fairly regular stopping point if you click this spot on my map. — The A30, Hartfordbridge Credit: David Howard

Ivyhole Hill is a prominent geographic feature located in the county of Hampshire, England. It is categorized as a hill rather than a mountain, standing at an elevation of approximately 275 meters (902 feet) above sea level. Situated near the village of West Meon, Ivyhole Hill is a part of the picturesque South Downs National Park.

The hill is characterized by its distinctive shape, with a gently sloping southern flank and a steeper northern face. It is predominantly covered in lush green grass, interspersed with pockets of dense woodland, giving it a serene and idyllic appearance. The summit of Ivyhole Hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, including the rolling hills and valleys that stretch out for miles.

Due to its accessibility and natural beauty, Ivyhole Hill is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. It attracts hikers, walkers, and cyclists who come to explore the network of trails that crisscross the area. The hill's diverse flora and fauna also make it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

Ivyhole Hill holds historical significance as well, with evidence of Bronze Age settlements and Iron Age hill forts in the vicinity. Archaeological finds have been made in the area, including pottery fragments and tools, providing insights into the region's ancient past.

Overall, Ivyhole Hill in Hampshire offers a tranquil and picturesque escape, combining natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and a rich historical heritage.

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Ivyhole Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.313596/-0.8698666 or Grid Reference SU7857. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The A30, Hartfordbridge

A fairly regular stopping point if you click this spot on my map.

David Howard

New water features

At the time of submitting this photo, these flooded gravel pits are not shown on the Ordnance Survey maps.

don cload

Deep Pit

A very deep flooded gravel pit; maybe they are trying to breed the Loch Ness Monster!

don cload

Park Corner Road, Hartley Wintney

As you can see, it's at the corner of the park

David Howard

Hartley Wintney Green

David Howard

Brook by public footpath

It may be the River Hart.

Robin Webster

Top end of Ivyhole Hill

Not much of a hill at this end of the road.

Robin Webster

Ivyhole Hill

This part of the 'hill' is fairly level, the descent is further along.

Robin Webster

Antiques and Collectables, Hartfordbridge

Formerly the White Lion pub.

Robin Webster

Hartfordbridge: Eastbound A30

This is the eastbound A30 on the approach to Hartford Bridge that takes the road over the River Hart. This is the original single carriageway road. When it was made into a dual carriageway the westbound road went over a new bridge.

Nigel Cox

River Hart (Eastern Arm): At Bakers Bridge (1)

This is the view looking downstream from Bakers Bridge. This watercourse is a tributary of the main River Hart which rises in Crondall and runs through Dogmersfield and Elvetham. This arm flows down from Fleet Pond. Please see SU7856 : The River Hart for a similar view taken about 8 years previously.

Nigel Cox

River Hart (Eastern Arm): At Bakers Bridge (2)

This is the view looking upstream from Bakers Bridge towards Fleet. This watercourse is a tributary of the main River Hart which rises in Crondall and runs through Dogmersfield and Elvetham. The white post is a water level gauge.

Nigel Cox

Old Milestone by the A30, London Road, Hartley Wintney

Carved stone post by the A30, in parish of HARTLEY WINTNEY (HART District), London Road, East of Hartley Wintney, on wide well cut grass verge, in front of high garden wall, on South side of road. Hartford limestone diamond, erected by the Basingstoke, Hartfordbridge & Blackwater (and Odiham) turnpike trust in the 19th century. Inscription reads:- : (BASINGSTOKE / 9½) : : Parish / of / Hartley Wintney : : LONDON / 36 : : Hartford / bridge / ¼ / (BAGSHOT / 9¾) : Grade II listed. List Entry Number: 1339877 Link

Milestone Society National ID: HA_LE36.

K Lawrence

Old Milestone by the A30 at Hartford Bridge Flats

Carved stone post by the A30, in parish of Hartley Wintney (Hart District), West end of Blackbushe Airport, in undergrowth in front of woodland, on South side of road. Hartford limestone diamond, erected by the Basingstoke, Hartfordbridge & Blackwater (and Odiham) turnpike trust in the 19th century. Inscription reads:- : Hartford / Bridge / 1¾ : : LONDON / 34 : : Bagshot / 7¾ : Carved benchmark on back lower right. Grade II listed. List Entry Number: 1092264 Link

Milestone Society National ID: HA_LE34

A Rosevear

White Lion Antiques

Situated at Hartford Bridge on London Road, the former coaching inn is now playing host to over 100 sellers of antiques, collectibles and other goods.

Stuart Shepherd

Heathland in November, Castle Bottom NNR

Sandy, gravelly terrain, but poorly drained after a long rainy spell.

Stefan Czapski

Heathland in November, Castle Bottom NNR (2)

Higher ground on the south side of this National Nature Reserve. Tree species are typical of heathland: silver birch and Scots pine. Photo taken in one of the brighter spells on a chilly day at the end of November.

Stefan Czapski

Gravel pit scenery, Eversley Common

Much the same view as in: Link Although these gravel workings seem to have been abandoned for quite some years, at the time of submitting this item the OS still mapped this area as conifer plantation.

Stefan Czapski

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Ivyhole Hill is located at Grid Ref: SU7857 (Lat: 51.313596, Lng: -0.8698666)

Administrative County: Hampshire

District: Hart

Police Authority: Hampshire