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TP4024 - Horsenden Hill
Logged Visits:
Here just as darkness fell. Nice views of the city lights.
Walked on bank of canal then up the hill .First London borough top
My first trig point in London!
Easy ascent from carpark. Grey trig and good views. Note, no charge for carpark.
Good view but a lot of single men walking about and parked on carpark
Still grey painted. Pleasant spot. Nice to take in three pillars on one walk without resort to transport between. Went to the England Belgium game afterwards.
A short climb from the car park, easily found, good views Difficulty 1 terrain 2
Nice spot and simple access
The final trig on a journey including 5 from The Kiln - Belmont - Barn Hill - One Tree Hill This one definatley the favourite. The trig in fine condition with panoramic views with the chilterns visible in the north and the city in the south. Easy ascent into the suberbs to Sudbury Town station, changed at rayners lane and got the met home to watford, overall, satisfying day out trigging!
Lovely views from this one. Parked in carpark just off Horsenden lane north. Trig still got its anti graffiti paint doing its job
Took the tube south to Sudbury Town and walked south west through the residential area then up the hill through the golf course. Watch out for golf balls!! The pillar is resplendent on it’s cobbled plinth and is sporting a coat of Battleship Grey paint. The centre plug has been replaced with tar-mac but apart from that, the pillar is in good condition. The views are reasonable, particularly to the north and east.
Nice short walk from Greenford to Alperton via this and One Tree Hill trig via the canal towpath. The trig is set atop a small nature reserve with a pleasant walk up to it through the woodland. OK view. NCOF
Walked to grey-painted trig from Barn Hill pillar. Good views of Surrey, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire from Middlesex! Could see Windsor Castle, Harrow on the Hill, Canary Wharf, the Gherkin, and BT Tower. Lovely wintery sun. Tarmac plug.
Middlesex. The hill is a good viewpoint and you can see into four counties as well as Middlesex. Walked to this trig from Kingsbury via the surface block and Barn Hill. Afterwards we continued on foot following the canal to One Tree Hill Recreation Ground. Asphalt plug.
nice walk up from the canal, I was going to say I was in the area so could not resist nipping up to bag the trig but the truth is i was xmas shopping in Oxford street when a irresistible urge to rejoin the real world got the better of me,sure there are those who will argue that shopping in Oxford street is the real world and it's those looking at bits of concrete in fields that are in a all together stranger world.
Car park closed so had to park at pub. Quick sprint up the hill to arrive just as the sun was setting. Nice wintery views over west London at dusk. Anti-graffiti paint still doing its job on the TP.
Lovely early morning views. Very easy access from the Capital Ring long distance footpath. Still grey covered and grafitti-free
15th June trig badly covered in paint graffiti. Since then the council have been at work.Trig is now completely (including flush bracket,spider etc) covered in grey anti-graffiti paint.
car park, noticeboard with map, stepped path up to the top of the hill, what more could you need.
Up from the canal, then down across the fields to Greenford. A lovely spot on a beautiful evening - busy with strollers, pic-nicers and others just enjoying the space.
My closest trig. Just the latest visit of many to the trig that I pass on my regular early Sunday morning walks.
Up here to visit a geocache. There was a family posing for photos with the youngest pertched upon the pillar
Great views on a clear day.
Nice city location - good condition and good views.
Nice walk up to the trigpoint on my way to grab a cache. My very first one too.
Doing a few caches bagged this one two .. wierd thing was it looked like it had been used in some Sacrifice ?? On the top on the Piller On the 3 "lockDown points" where A triangular piece of red Plastic from a tail light and a woven string "bangle" attached to a Flower and a Smooth Stone. In the metal V sections on two of the ends where Jelly beans - Also a Dead Bird ...
vgc, bitmac plug, paved around with granite setts, public area outside golf cse, good view
On the edge of a golf course above the Grand Union Canal. Base well maintained with cemented cobble stones. A great day to fly a kite (unless you don't know how to fly a kite like the people in the background :-)
Walked up from canal. Fine views to the west and north west. Vegetation obscures views in other directions.
Great views from a popular spot.
Co-ords came up as N51 32.791' W000 19.545'with an elevation of 266ft. Weather wasn't too clear first thing but normally good views to the North and Harrow-On-The-Hill and also to the west, Heathrow and beyond.
Another one visited when out geocaching.
Plain pillar on mown hill.
representative date for a childhood trig one of the few open spaces to visit from home |