Haresfield Beacon
Walk Highlights
- Nearest Town:
- Stonehouse
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- Distance:
- 3.50 miles
- Time:
- 1.50 hours
- Difficulty:
- Challenging
- Terrain:
Terrain: A varied and often challenging landscape. Expect steep climbs and descents on grassy paths across open chalk grassland, as well as some natural earth paths through beautiful woodland sections. The terrain can be very uneven with exposed tree roots and rocks. Paths can become extremely muddy and slippery, particularly after rain, as the chalk soil turns slick. Sturdy, comfortable, and waterproof hiking boots with excellent grip are absolutely essential for both you and your dog.
Accessibility: Due to the very steep slopes, uneven grassy paths, and potential for deep mud, this walk is not suitable for those with significant mobility issues or pushchairs beyond the immediate car park viewpoint. It requires a good level of fitness and sure-footedness.
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Dog-Centric Details
- Poo Bins Available:
- No
- Secure/Fenced Area:
- No
- Dog Water Source:
- No
- Dog Notes:
Dog-Friendliness: Haresfield Beacon offers a spectacular and invigorating walk for dogs, with breathtaking panoramic views and fascinating historical features! Dogs are welcome throughout the National Trust land. However, it is absolutely crucial to be highly mindful of the popularity of the site, other visitors, and, most importantly, grazing livestock (cattle and/or sheep are almost always present on the Beacon to manage the grassland). Always ensure your dog is under control and has excellent recall.
- EV Charger Nearby:
- No
- Fuel Station Nearby:
- No
- Livestock Information:
- Off-Leash Policy:
- Full Off-Leash
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- Height Restriction:
- No
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