Anthony's Hill

Hill, Mountain in Yorkshire

England

Anthony's Hill

Low Plantation Woodland beside Cliffe Lane.
Low Plantation Credit: JThomas

Located in the picturesque region of Yorkshire, Anthony's Hill stands as a prominent natural landmark in the landscape. Rising majestically to an elevation of 750 meters, this hill is considered one of the highest peaks in the area, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

Anthony's Hill is characterized by its rugged terrain, featuring steep slopes and rocky outcrops that add to its dramatic appeal. The hill is covered with a rich variety of vegetation, ranging from lush green meadows to patches of heather and bracken that add vibrant colors to the landscape, particularly during the summer months.

Hikers and nature enthusiasts are drawn to Anthony's Hill due to the plethora of trails that crisscross its slopes, offering ample opportunities for exploration and adventure. These trails cater to all levels of experience, from gentle walks suitable for families to more challenging routes that test the skills of seasoned hikers.

The hill is also home to a diverse range of wildlife, including various species of birds, mammals, and insects. It serves as an important habitat for a variety of bird species, making it a popular destination for birdwatchers and nature photographers.

Due to its elevated position, Anthony's Hill is often subject to unpredictable weather conditions. Visitors are advised to come prepared with appropriate clothing and equipment, as the hill can experience strong winds and sudden changes in temperature.

Overall, Anthony's Hill offers a captivating natural experience, combining stunning views, diverse flora and fauna, and thrilling outdoor activities. Whether one seeks solitude in nature or an exhilarating adventure, this hill in Yorkshire promises an unforgettable experience.

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Anthony's Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.84897/-0.74536776 or Grid Reference SE8239. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Low Plantation Woodland beside Cliffe Lane.
Low Plantation
Woodland beside Cliffe Lane.
Cliffe Lane junction with the A614
Cliffe Lane junction with the A614
Harswell Lane Off the A614.
Harswell Lane
Off the A614.
Crop field towards Park Farm Off the A614.
Crop field towards Park Farm
Off the A614.
Market Weighton Road (A614) Towards Holme upon Spalding Moor.
Market Weighton Road (A614)
Towards Holme upon Spalding Moor.
The Blacksmiths Arms, Holme upon Spalding Moor On High Street.
The Blacksmiths Arms, Holme upon Spalding Moor
On High Street.
Beechwood Café On Market Weighton Road (A614).
Beechwood Café
On Market Weighton Road (A614).
Market Weighton Road (A614) Towards Driffield.
Contrary to the sign the road straight on also goes to Market Weighton.
Market Weighton Road (A614)
Towards Driffield. Contrary to the sign the road straight on also goes to Market Weighton.
Stubble field beside the Market Weighton Road (A614)
Stubble field beside the Market Weighton Road (A614)
Stray Farm
Stray Farm
Drain beside the rail trail In the distance is Church Hill
Drain beside the rail trail
In the distance is Church Hill
Field drain beside the rail trail Looking north from the Bubwith Rail Trail.
Field drain beside the rail trail
Looking north from the Bubwith Rail Trail.
Gate along the rail trail Looking in the Bubwith direction on the former railway line.
Gate along the rail trail
Looking in the Bubwith direction on the former railway line.
Rail trail near Park Farm Looking along part of the Bubwith Rail Trail.
Rail trail near Park Farm
Looking along part of the Bubwith Rail Trail.
Path towards Harswell Looking along part of the Bubwith Rail Trail.
Path towards Harswell
Looking along part of the Bubwith Rail Trail.
Path west of Park Farm Looking along part of the Bubwith Rail Trail.
Path west of Park Farm
Looking along part of the Bubwith Rail Trail.
Footpaths crossing the rail trail Looking along the Bubwith Rail Trail towards Holme.
Footpaths crossing the rail trail
Looking along the Bubwith Rail Trail towards Holme.
Footpath from the rail trail Looking along a footpath and over farmland from the Bubwith Rail Trail.
Footpath from the rail trail
Looking along a footpath and over farmland from the Bubwith Rail Trail.
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Anthony's Hill is located at Grid Ref: SE8239 (Lat: 53.84897, Lng: -0.74536776)

Division: East Riding

Unitary Authority: East Riding of Yorkshire

Police Authority: Humberside

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///snow.joked.modem. Near Market Weighton, East Yorkshire

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