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TP6183 - Stinchcombe
Logged Visits:
A nice location with stunning views visited while on a walk around the top to pass some time in the holiday.
Approach from golf course, not far from 7th and 9th Tee. Elevated views to Sharpness and Severn bridges
Great views over severn today.
Climbed up from the B road below. Lovely view point. Vgc, cap intact.
Another Cotswold Way trig. Good location and good views again.
Parked on slip road of Yercombe Lodge and approached from footpath near Drakestone Lodge up very steep and interesting footpath. Once past trig descended back to road from north. Very warm day, lovely views and trig is sparkling white in it's new coat of paint.
Walked round this lovely hill using Cotswold Way from the golf car park. Hazey but fantastic views in all directions.Nice shelter, pillar & old stone bench.Planned to carry on to the monument at Nibley but a very late night in Bristol put paid to that.Will return..
Lovely walk round edge of Stinchcombe Hill along part of the Cotswold Way. Nice hazy views towards the River Severn. Some noise from the nearby M5 audible though. Topograph 15m N of trig. Pillar in very nice condition, painted white, shallow lettering on cap. FB faces N; N & E sightholes open, W & S sightholes plugged. Position logged from GPS device accurate to ±5m.
Stunning views from up here.
Parked in car park just past golf club. Great walk around the hill. I think the views would have been good, but today was misty. Will have to return on a good weather day.
In pouring rain all day walking the Cotswold Way. (Photo taken with mobile phone.)
The pillar is sited on the edge of a golf course; there is a topograph nearby, it is close to the edge of the scarp of an almost detached part of the Cotswolds. There is a car park in the centre of the hill and the Cotswold Way makes a loop around the crest of the scarp. The pillar is painted white, has a metal cap with shallow lettering and FB S1508. The view is outstanding and includes: the Vale of Berkeley; the Severn with its power station, docks and bridges; the Mendips on the horizon; the hills of the Forest of Dean; the Malvern Hills and Bredon Hill. A circuit of the hill top takes in some pleasant woodland and several other view points, Hollow Combe is particularly picturesque. There is a cut bench mark on a small stone post in front of a memorial shelter. Parts of the scarp of the hill have been designated an SSSI, the common land of the hill top have recently been the site of skirmishes between golfers and walkers. Today was bright and very breezy, not much sign of wildlife but many golfers and dog walkers about.
My first logged trig point
Peasant walk from parking to the NE.Popular spot local dog waking area. Good views of the M5.!
very nice trig in an excellent location, top marks for this one
parking on the golf course (not by the clubhouse) nice simple walk around on tracks for great view of the lower Severn Valley. Care needed on return, follow cotswold way signs if in doubt as the most visible track will tempt you down into the valley
vgc, white, metal cap, shallow letters. Nice location at end of spur, fine place to watch sunset
not purrfick but pretty damm good
Cotswold Way, so it must be raining - and it was.
Found whilst visiting cache GC3AA8
Lovely place for lunch!
Found on the edge of a golf course good views
I know the views are fantastic but today was very foggy.
Middle of a golf course by an uninteresting topograph with public access. Great views from close by. Messily painted white.
Day 7. More lovely weather and great views
Came up here geocaching. The trig was part of the clues.
This pillar is in a position that commands superb views over the plains below. There is a golf course surrounding it, but the Cotswold Way passes right by the pillar and this makes access easy.
Fantastic views
Great views. Often visited with my wife. Shelter nearby can be seen from motorway when driving up north.
SW edge of golf cse - pleasant hill & view
western end of hilltop beyond golf course
Painted white, with viewfinder nearby. Plug with indented lettering.
Out with whole family in new walking boots! No blisters, charming walk and lovely views to the West.
on Cotswold Way. One of the best views I've ever seen.
Out for a hilly run from Dursley |