Snap Hill

Hill, Mountain in Sussex Lewes

England

Snap Hill

View NE over Stump Bottom — View NE over Stump Bottom Credit: Robin Webster

Snap Hill is a prominent geographical feature located in Sussex, England. It is classified as a hill and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. Standing at an elevation of approximately 182 meters (597 feet), it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

Situated near the village of Ashdown Forest, Snap Hill is characterized by its rolling green slopes and dense woodland. It is part of the picturesque landscape that inspired author A.A. Milne's beloved Winnie-the-Pooh stories. The hill is known for its tranquil and serene atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for hiking, walking, and picnicking.

The hill is easily accessible by foot, and there are several well-marked trails that lead to its summit. The ascent is relatively gentle, making it suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. As visitors make their way to the top, they are treated to breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, including the iconic Ashdown Forest and its diverse array of wildlife.

Snap Hill also holds historical significance, as it is believed to have been an ancient boundary marker between the counties of Sussex and Kent. Its strategic location made it an important landmark in the region's history.

Overall, Snap Hill in Sussex is a picturesque and historically significant hill that offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the beauty of the English countryside. With its stunning views and peaceful ambiance, it is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil escape from the bustling city life.

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Snap Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.815593/0.074296832 or Grid Reference TQ4603. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View NE over Stump Bottom

View NE over Stump Bottom

Bridleway South Heighton 5 Towards the South Downs Way (along the skyline), Beddingham and Firle.

Bridleway South Heighton 5

Towards the South Downs Way (along the skyline), Beddingham and Firle.

Bridleway junction, South Heighton Looking from bridleway South Heighton 6a from the housing of Denton. 6b goes left at a lower level, 5 left at a higher level, 11 comes in from the right.

Bridleway junction, South Heighton

Looking from bridleway South Heighton 6a from the housing of Denton. 6b goes left at a lower level, 5 left at a higher level, 11 comes in from the right.

Bridleway South Heighton 11 Dropping down into Poverty Bottom towards Norton and Bishopstone.

Bridleway South Heighton 11

Dropping down into Poverty Bottom towards Norton and Bishopstone.

Tree belt, Poverty Bottom An end-on view, it is quite long.

Tree belt, Poverty Bottom

An end-on view, it is quite long.

Bridleway South Heighton 11 Into the bushes, starting the climb out of Poverty Bottom. The track right is just for field access.

Bridleway South Heighton 11

Into the bushes, starting the climb out of Poverty Bottom. The track right is just for field access.

West side of Poverty Bottom

West side of Poverty Bottom

Track towards pumping station, Poverty Bottom Bridleway South Heighton 11.

Track towards pumping station, Poverty Bottom

Bridleway South Heighton 11.

Pumping station, Poverty Bottom A modern addition to the older buildings on the other side of the track. It is sited where a well was mapped in Victorian times.

Pumping station, Poverty Bottom

A modern addition to the older buildings on the other side of the track. It is sited where a well was mapped in Victorian times.

Pumping station, Poverty Bottom A modern addition to the older buildings on the other side of the track. It is sited where a well was mapped in Victorian times.

Pumping station, Poverty Bottom

A modern addition to the older buildings on the other side of the track. It is sited where a well was mapped in Victorian times.

Sheep, Norton Bottom The road is access to a pumping station, it is also bridleway South Heighton 11.

Sheep, Norton Bottom

The road is access to a pumping station, it is also bridleway South Heighton 11.

Bridleway South Heighton 11, Norton Bottom Surfaced up to a pumping station some way behind the camera.

Bridleway South Heighton 11, Norton Bottom

Surfaced up to a pumping station some way behind the camera.

Dew pond, Blackcap Hill Large, but not very obvious and not very wet.

Dew pond, Blackcap Hill

Large, but not very obvious and not very wet.

Rollers on Blackcap Hill

Rollers on Blackcap Hill

Sheep, Blackcap Hill The track is bridleway Beddingham 5.

Sheep, Blackcap Hill

The track is bridleway Beddingham 5.

Gate on bridleway at parish boundary Bridleway South Heighton 7 becomes Beddingham 5 on the other side.

Gate on bridleway at parish boundary

Bridleway South Heighton 7 becomes Beddingham 5 on the other side.

Bridleway descending into Home Bottom Bridleway South Heighton 7 from Blackcap Hill.

Bridleway descending into Home Bottom

Bridleway South Heighton 7 from Blackcap Hill.

Bridleway gate, Home Bottom Bridleway South Heighton 7 up to Blackcap Hill.

Bridleway gate, Home Bottom

Bridleway South Heighton 7 up to Blackcap Hill.

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Snap Hill is located at Grid Ref: TQ4603 (Lat: 50.815593, Lng: 0.074296832)

Administrative County: East Sussex

District: Lewes

Police Authority: Sussex

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Fore Hill

Created By: Potlatch 0.10f

Place: locality

Lat/Long: 50.8182943/0.075779

Bench

Backrest: no

Inscription: Paul Watts Husband, Dad & Grandad Forever In Our Hearts

Material: wood

Seats: 2

Lat/Long: 50.8133079/0.0731575

Man Made: cairn

Lat/Long: 50.8132987/0.0731571

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