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| Name: | Periton Hill |
| Hill number: | 2894 |
| Height: | 297m / 974ft |
| RHB Section: | 41: South Central England |
| County/UA: | Somerset |
| Hill area: | Exmoor |
| Catchment: | Minor Rivers only (South) |
| Class: | Marilyn, Hump, Tump (200-299m), Clem (Ma,Hu,Tu,2,Cm) |
| Grid ref: | SS 94656 44164 |
| Summit feature: | no feature: ground 15m from forest road |
| Drop: | 182m |
| Col: | 115m SS933434  |
| OS map sheet(s): | (1:50k) 181 (1:25k) OL9E |
| Observations: | summit is 2m higher than base of trig point 180m ENE at SS 94827 44232; trees affect GPS measurement |
| Survey: | Abney level |
| Change log: | show changes for this hill entry |
| GPS data: | show GPS entries for this hill |
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| Logged Descriptions (logged by 315 users) | By | Date of Ascent |
| From Wooton Courtenay. From bend in road steep up, back down via rail bridleway. Top in the trees. | tallblond | 27/09/2023 |
| Exmoor's 3 Marilyns. Parked in the long stay car park in Porlock (£5.50 all day card/cash). Out to Porlock's shingle beach ridge, along to the very end of the beach to fp ascending to SWCP, Bossington Hill, Selworthy Beacon (hazy views across to South Wales), Periton Hill, Dunkery Beacon and back via the small church at Stoke Pero. Good to see the complete conifer clearance and new broadleaf replanting by the NT in Doverhay Coombe - although it looks a little spartan now, give it 5 years or so to get going. Rain finally arrived on the approach to Dunkery Beacon along with the low cloud so no views. With Gillian. | richard69 | 27/07/2023 |
| 12 mile end to end from Dunster to Porlock over Periton Hill and Dunkery Beacon. | JulieB | 02/03/2023 |
| From Dunster. Long easy angled ascent on good tracks. | KeithByTheC | 02/03/2023 |
| Headon Cross to Dunster 10km. First Marilyn of 2023 | Clifford | 14/01/2023 |
| Steep pull up from Wooton on a wet day. Summit in trees at top of path trig pillar another 200m along track. | cjo | 31/12/2022 |
| walked up from alcombe nr Minehead | iannotts | 13/03/2022 |
| Parked at start of bridle way in Marsh Cross. Pleasant walk on forest tracks to the trig. High point a bit further on in the trees. Solo. | Dangerous Dave | 10/01/2022 |
| Solo. Early morning out & back walk along Macmillan Way West from Dunster up Knowle Hill and across Wootton Common. Good views from forest track of Minehead to the north. Exact high point tricky to find in trees. | millionmts | 30/08/2021 |
| Nipped up on a pre-parkrun bimble. Parked in lay-by on A39 near where Periton Lane meets the road. Ascended on bridleway - steep-ish at points but very easy to follow. High point in trees but didn’t bother with trig. Distracted on way down by runners on Coast-to-Coast so missed turn and added half-a-mile… | ewangibb87 | 24/07/2021 |
| Pleasant walk from Wootton Courtenay with H, S and G. My 7th and final Somerset Marilyn | paulhilder | 17/07/2021 |
| Parking in Wootton Courtenay was tricky...found a safe space eventually though on setting off I found that the car park at the village hall (937434) has a large empty car park. Lovely walk through mixed forest of beech and pine. Even the area that looks open just N of the trig point has young birch trees so no views from there...the best path for views seems to be the footpath between 940449 and 944437, from which Dunkery Beacon looks majestic | Clive G | 06/06/2021 |
| Parked in Wootten Courtenay up the fairly steep ascent to the woods and trig | Stevooo | 23/04/2021 |
| Minehead - Selworthy Beacon - Knowle Top - Dunkery Beacon - Periton Hill - Minehead. | Mark Jackson | 10/04/2021 |
| From Wooton Courtenay via Macmillian Way West. Walk up fro village nice, but unappealing bag in plantation conifer woodland. Tiarnan and I decided high point lay beneath a tree, which we circled a couple of times for good measure. | Pete West | 10/10/2020 |
| Just under a mile up hill along the MacMillan Way from Wooton Courteney church (6, 10). | Newton Maximus | 23/09/2020 |
| Parked at Wooton Courteney village hall & followed track directly to summit. Useful to have a GPS with you to get exact high point. Steep trail initially but gradually eases. Enjoyable walk. | Gerry the Ranger | 05/07/2020 |
| 1/5 Parked just off A39 at start of lane to Wootton C. Out and back with slight loop at top. Shower on way up, breezy. | Rounsfell | 28/06/2020 |
| from Dunster via Grabbist Hill, then down to Wootton Courtenay. Left my walking pole on seat in W C'y. | IanHHill | 05/10/2019 |
| Nipped off the path into woods to highest point i could register while on the Brendon Incline Challenge Event. | fosal29 | 17/08/2019 |
| From limited street parking Wootton Courtenay. Up signposted route to east end of village, over small field then up on track/path. Final jump into woods to search for highest vague ground. Marilyn 4/7 | N.Morters | 27/04/2019 |
| Up the very muddy bridleway from the village hall at Wootton Courtenay. Descent by footpaths and through field with 2 stiles. | NormanW | 10/02/2019 |
| From village hall car park. Slightly grumpy person opening hall said it was all right to park. Offered a donation to the hall fund, declined but raised a friendly smile. Track from hall completely dug up including the centre, so obviously deliberate. All now dry mud. Returned via track through trees more or less directly south. Cleaner but forestry warnings. | iangalbraith | 06/01/2019 |
| A DAMP DAY BUT DECIDED TO ROUND OFF THE EXMOOR MARILYNS. NIPPED UP AND BACK DUNKERY BEACON FROM THE NEAREST CAR PARK IN WIND AND DRIZZLE. DID THE SAME WITH PERITON HILL FROM WOOTTON COURTENAY IN THE DRY - USED GPS TO FIND THE TOP IN THE FOREST. FINISHED ON SELWORTHY BEACON FROM NEAREST POINT ON ROAD. GOOD VIEWS. | BURGESS | 06/12/2018 |
| The car park at the village hall in Wootton Courtenay has a small sign (and even smaller lettering which cannot be read as one drives in) stating that it is not for use by the public for parking. There is limted roadside parking in the village. | Isbjorn | 02/11/2018 |
| 5/6 Marilyn Day in the SW. Steep walk up from the north. | silveracorn_alan | 01/11/2018 |
| From Periton on circuit of bridlways to trig point and summit. Westetly track is almost entirely in the woods, but good views in places as we descended on easterly route. | Winterfloodian | 17/09/2018 |
| From Wootton Courtenay, up via Roadway Lane, back via Macmillan Way footpath. Both very steep. | citygent | 13/08/2018 |
| Direct from Wootton Courtenay. Steep in places but mostly easy. | Topographer57 | 08/08/2018 |
| After Selworthy Beacon, Periton Hill is my second Marilyn today. Turned S off A39 at 955457 and continue S for 800m into forest and car park. I took the stone track heading SW and steadily gaining height until it intercepted the main MacMillan Way after 1400m. Continued W along broad path until obvious high crest where there is a slight clearing in the woods on your left. Large trig point atop a wall is unmissable on your left. Returned along MacMillan Way eastwards as far as Oway Corner where we turned N along a clear stone path to the car park. Some good views in another hot day, With Sue and Meg. | Dartmoorman | 23/07/2018 |
| MC | Martin66 | 19/06/2018 |
| Looks promising as you walk along the ridge but ultimately a bit disappointing. | gettingonabit | 23/05/2018 |
| Marilyn 1 of 7 today. Good weather. Solo. Parked at Village Hall (despite notice), up bridleway to summit area, thrashed through trees etc looking for highest potential ground and till gps read 0m, plus nipped over to trig. | assynt_bob | 30/04/2018 |
| Approached this one from the north, only because there was a geocaching trail that side of the hill and it was then on the right side to drive over to Selworthy Beacon afterwards. A very misty day but a pleasant climb nevertheless. Went to trig point first then around the corner to the high point. | Father Ted | 12/04/2018 |
| A rapid hack up from the Youth Hostel so that I could get back to get my punctured car tyre replaced. Easy walking on huge tracks. Wet and murky but decent views in places. | Gill | 27/01/2018 |
| Village Hall car park signed only for Hall users, so even with it empty we parked down the street a bit. Up the bridle way, down the trail (less muddy) nice loop. | Nomad Perkins | 03/12/2017 |
| 4/8M parking in village hall up steep bridle track to the top. | robertphillips | 08/11/2017 |
| 3 hills of Somerset run | benwloudon | 24/10/2017 |
| Surprisingly steep path up through woods from Wooton Courtenay | Mark Sims | 20/10/2017 |
| From Wootton Courtenay. | Longwojo | 13/10/2017 |
| Parked in the village hall carpark and then followed the footpath on the left of the hall. Easy walk up before scratching around in the trees to find the summit. | Peterb | 30/09/2017 |
| Walked from Bossington, via Horner, Webber's Post and Wootton Courtenay. After summit we visited trig point then on by Headon Cross to Selworthy Beacon | AlanD | 07/09/2017 |
| See Dunkery Beacon entry. From Wooton Courtenay and then down into Minehead | trimarc2 | 21/06/2017 |
| TD, C & H | This Dog | 02/06/2017 |
| From centre of Minehead with Shaky on a warm but hazy day. Followed Macmillan Way for most of it, shortcutting along the bridleway across Hopcott Common to the trig point. Continued along the Mac Way & had a brief foray into the trees for the true summit, but being NotReallyABagger, avoided crawling about doubled up in the wood trying to bag the last 10cm... Continued on through Wootton Courtenay & Brockwell still following the Way to the summit of Dunkery Beacon. Then reversed the whole route back to Minehead. | NotReallyABagger | 06/05/2017 |
| Both of us | Tonyandsue | 10/04/2017 |
| 5/7 Marilyns today. From Wootton Courtenay up row to summit in fairly dense growth then on to trig and back by Roadway Lane (very muddy). Hunt were on the hill - plenty bugles, horse and dogs about. | SS | 04/02/2017 |
| Parked just west of post office in lovely village of Wooton Courtenay and bought a Euro lottery ticket and won £3.70. heading east out of village took MacMillan Way West Path across field following it all the way to summit in forest. Well signposted and easy to navigate highest point is just off road in middle of pine forest apparently though difficult to tell so stood on highest point on side of road before visiting trig point slghtly further NNE. Could have returned down Roadway Lane but decided to pick up ascent route to return to village. | mntainman | 20/12/2016 |
| From Wootton Courtenay | squeegs | 27/10/2016 |
| Trig bagged and then a good roam round summit area to make sure. | Alan Caine | 25/08/2016 |
| From Wooton Courtenay. Parked at the church and took the footpath up and the bridleway down. A rather underwhelming summit (especially since it's not at the trig point), but a nice woodland walk. With Keith and baby Ross. | islamidget | 26/07/2016 |
| KeithByTheC | 11/06/2016 | |
| Solo | simon and co | 09/05/2016 |
| walked from Grabbist to Wootton Courtenay via the Periton trig point. clear cool day. Ideal. Met Sean the Billygoat and his 10 friends plus owner..doing a good job mansging the gorse. Lovely walk.2hrs. | keithelliott | 24/04/2016 |
| Up from the village. Miserable conditions. Tramped around in the trees on the top- pleased of the cover! | huwthomas | 06/02/2016 |
| Up and down from Wooton Courtney. | rhalstead | 16/01/2016 |
| With Val. From Wooton Courtney church car park. Track up. Short detour from track to flat summit located using GPS. Went on to TP and descended by footpath. | mike.hoult | 15/09/2015 |
| With Mike | Val Deisler | 15/09/2015 |
| Ascended from Wootton Courtenay. Had the place to ourselves, wonderful. | Poolton123 | 22/08/2015 |
| Bike ride | TheWicken | 04/08/2015 |
| on tandem tour to Land's End | TeasyChris | 02/06/2015 |
| Up the bridleway from Wootton Courtenay and down the foot path. Went to trig point after a trash about in the forest. Saw two deer on the the way up. | mindlessflogger | 07/04/2015 |
| From car park south of Higher Hopcott. Operated ham radio near trig point for SOTA. | G4OBK (Phil) | 11/12/2014 |
| Quick climb up from village, follow track the high point is at the three way intersection.The trig point is 200 metres further north east just off the track to left in the trees | Fergalh | 05/12/2014 |
| Ground between spruce trees. Second visit. | PeteF | 25/10/2014 |
| I climbed this hill after work from just south of the A39. There was a good track to the top the trig point was a better view point than the summit the latter being in the pine trees. I wandered through the trees as the exact high point was difficult to determine. | isabelle | 07/10/2014 |
| Parked in Stoney Close, just below the entrance gate to Wootton Courtenay Village Hall 937434 (limited parking in village) – Up bridleway to top of track and then had a bit of a wander in the forest. (Solo) | gerrybowes | 04/03/2014 |
| A pleasant walk through the woods. | bolton | 07/09/2013 |
| From Wootton Courtenay on way home from walking Smugglers Way. PB & PM. | CJM | 07/09/2013 |
| From the village. Think I heard the beast of Exmoor above me on the way down! | clivevilla | 14/08/2013 |
| Up path by hotel - wandered into trees at the path summit | Bramley | 07/06/2013 |
| a lovely easy circular from woot court. went up via roadway lane, trig is fairly well hidden and sits on a large concrete plinth. the higher ground isn't very rewarding.. the top is unmarked and in forestry, if it matters that much to you... | stig_nest | 23/11/2012 |
| Linear walk with Mum and Dad from Dunkery Gate to Selworthy via Dunkery Beacon, Periton Hill and Selworthy Beacon. Forecast showers never really materialised. | davidpettit84 | 25/09/2012 |
| Found trig point in hedge beside path | nickywood1 | 16/09/2012 |
| Morning walk from Minehead with 7&5 year olds | WestlandWessex | 26/08/2012 |
| Nice walk through the forest from Headon Cross. | Richard | 23/06/2012 |
| Completed as part of a Somerset three peaks walk. | Al Fouracre | 10/06/2012 |
| Parked in Wootton Courtenay village (17:15) and took footpath from bend in road to summit - unmarked in dense trees near track. Fine weather. Finish 18:00 | dbb | 16/03/2012 |
| Solo walk up from Minehead on the way to Dunkery Beacon. Light rain getting heavier, but easy walking to the trig, using the Macmillan Way in part. Dropped down to Wooton Courtenay before climbiong onto the Moor. | thesweetcheat | 23/12/2011 |
| Parked at drive entrance at SS 93542 43682 then walked down minor road and took track just past hotel in Wootton Courtenay. DoBH summit GR is more or less 297m 25k spot height. | David Gradwell | 24/10/2011 |
| From Wootton Coutenay and had a good wander along the many tracks. | milimana | 02/10/2011 |
| Felt sure I must have done this one before but the trig is very distinctive and I couldn't remember it. Felt highest spot was around SS 94680 44194 or SS 94674 44144 in the woods and not on the track. | signyred | 25/09/2011 |
| from wootton courtney in the trees | gigglejon | 04/08/2011 |
| 3rd Marilyn of day,a separate walk for each. From Hopcott Cp (turn of A39 at 964455) up an old road with a splendid ancient beech hedge. On the common, sunshine and good views. Though the top (NB not at the trig point) was buried in conifers, the walk gave an enjoyable hour. Later evening stroll at Porlock Weir to enjoy the impressive coastal scenery. | pwheeler | 21/04/2011 |
| Steep walk up through snowy woods from Ranscombe. Highest point is in wood not far from a fork in the path. About 150m further on, slightly lower, and on an adjacent path is a trig point. | Aye Jimmy | 24/12/2010 |
| Climbed from Minehead, via Hopcott Common. Trig point on top of boundary wall. | Isambard | 02/11/2010 |
| Finally, just before Ammerdown gathering and after visiting Steve and Penny Grove in Totnes. and summitting High Wllhays with them previous day. It got missed 1/8/05 when Jamie & I climbed the other three as, carelessly, I'd missed drawing its Maquaco-line on my maps and I was climbing by Maquaco-line rather than having the book with me to check. | vegibagger | 27/07/2010 |
| Walked from campsite above Minehead. Miserable day. | Overthehilljill | 16/05/2010 |
| Bagged this one on the way to bagging Dunkery Beacon. | DanTrig | 15/05/2010 |
| On tour in the Somerset Hills. Access via SS 940 434. Tramped about in the trees W of the trig and a few metres N of the track bend to make sure of the 297m spot height. | summitsup | 03/04/2010 |
| Solo | 1921 | 04/03/2010 |
| Circular walk from Wootton Courtenay. Top is a forestry plantation so not very inspiring. | Herbert Anchovy | 26/08/2009 |
| Our holiday home in Woodcombe overlooked this hill. Climbed from there on paths to top. Some mountain bike trails and jumps on the way up. | robphys | 11/08/2009 |
| From West side of village. Good track. | destaylor | 09/06/2009 |
| Lies at the end of the ridge coming up from Dunster towards Wooton Courtney. Trig hidden in trees just north of the Macmillan Way West. | jondudley | 28/03/2009 |
| With Sam Brettell | Stuart Hyde | 06/12/2008 |
| Trig revisit. Marilyn summit is in mature Spruce. Straightforward ascent from SW: path from village, well marked. | RHW | 27/09/2008 |
| Climbed after a stay at Cheddar Youth Hostel. | Man of Kernow1 | 14/09/2008 |
| Park close to footpath to Minehead to the east before the bend, interesting walk on a dry, warm, cloudy morning. | Dugswell2 | 02/06/2008 |
| By winding tracks up from Wootton Courteney. Gorge's garage for chain oil where showed me his Morris Minor collection and his Portable Ping Pong on the back of a converted Countryman. | Eddie | 23/04/2008 |
| Alan frank and Otis | Glenford | 20/10/2007 |
| petey | 20/09/2007 | |
| Walked up from Wootton Courtenay in stormy weather. Lots of small trees and branches down (we'd had to stop and clear the road in a few places). Very limited views, indeterminate high point on forestry track. | wheresthepath | 02/09/2006 |
| Day walk including Dunkery Beacon & Selworthy Beacon | philhythe | 06/10/2005 |
| Ascended through the forest from Wootton Courtenay as it was starting to get dark. The actual high point took some locating. | yorkie | 29/09/2003 |
| Annual week's climbing / bagging trip with Darren. After camping by Will's Neck (Quantoks) did a 10 mile circular run linking Dunkery Becon, Selworthy Beacon and Periton Hill. Sunny with a cream tea at the end. | Chris Pearson | 12/08/2001 |
| Galltywenallt | 22/07/2001 | |
| From Selworthy descended to Headon Cross. Here a pleasant uphill climb was made under tree cover to the trig which as seems common in these parts was on a wall. Wood Warbler seen on climb plus others heard. | garyhoney | 29/05/2000 |
| Visited during Mountain Bike Orienteering event | PeterD | 15/02/2000 |
| Date is first visit. Notes from later...pleasant ascent, NB trig pt is tucked into edge of wdld by northernmost of 2 //el tks at summit. b/way from 933441 | RHW | 17/07/1999 |
| In conifer wood, column on top of stone wall. Highest point supposedly at junction of forest roads 150m further W. | arranc | 30/10/1998 |
| Started at Wootton Courtnay Forest tracks lead to the top. The trig point is on a junction of tracks | ChinnockC | 02/05/1998 |
| With Claire. | MickyRoss | 05/05/1996 |
| And again on :- 02-12-2000 | RichardM | 11/03/1989 |
| With: solo; From Wooten Courteney up through woods to summit & back. | Ian Baines | 25/06/1978 |
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