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Name:Bleadon Hill [Loxton Hill]
Hill number:2904
Height:175.5m / 576ft
Parent (Ma):2891  Beacon Batch
RHB Section:41: South Central England
County/UA:North Somerset
Catchment:Axe (Weston)
Class:Hump, Tump (100-199m), Submarilyn, Clem
(Hu,Tu,1,sMa,Cm)
Grid ref:ST 36588 57087
Summit feature:no feature: ground 40m NE of trig point
Drop:140.9m
Col:34.5m  ST 4154 5879  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 182
(1:25k) 153
Observations:ground 2m from trig point (ST 36562 57059) is as high but is part of a collapsed wall
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 117 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
West Mendip Way Day 1Rob Rees02/01/2024
From car park to NW, as others.tim74709/07/2023
Short walk returning home from N.Devon holiday. From viewpoint CP. Nice path through wood then out into fields on bridal way before pasture field edge emerging to track just north of summit and trig. Fine sunny day. Made hasty retreat to RoW.N.Morters01/07/2023
Tom Mundell27/12/2022
From car park to NW, as others. Felt rather exposed walking along the track on the crest of the ridge.Mark Jackson20/12/2022
TedCymru03/10/2022
From NW. Passed farmer in a tractor scraping the track with his front shovel, making more of a mess than doing any good.Minto29/06/2022
From the viewpoint car park to the NW. Uneventful.NormanW27/06/2022
Here for the trigpoint. TP:UK log: From Loxton on West Mendip Way/Butcombe Trail, then into field (private land), followed boundary and then through an open gate onto another track that lead to the trigpoint, at this point I met the farmer out and about in his digger. He was happy for me to visit the trigpoint but wanted to make sure I went back the same way I came and didn't go past the trigpoint into his farm.thejackrustles25/04/2022
richtea504019/10/2021
Viewpoint car park to NW at ST 3583 5784 - E. along road for about 150m & then continued E. along bridleway to T-junction - Turned right & followed waymarked West Mendip Way to farm gate at 366577 - Through gate & S. along farm track to the unmarked summit & trig point. Nobody about. (S)gerrybowes07/04/2021
midlife_hiking28/02/2021
Negotiated the drive from Worlebury Hill Road to the car pk on Roman Rd by pt 143m. Then standard way- RoWs to permissive access into the first field, then private land. Met a local couple who remembered a period when it was permissive access to the summit- they were in fields the opposite side of the wall. Good views and pleasant though, just a quick retreat from HP as the farm comes into view there. Fine and clear.pwheeler15/10/2020
From view point P. Private notice on track, permissive path status no longer no longer applying - but nobody about.summitsup29/09/2020
Tony J02/09/2020
NickDelaney15/06/2020
abbo000108/06/2020
Parked by Post Box in Loxton. Took West Mendip Way until level with summit. Across 2 fields to Trig on Field Boundary then walked back crossing OS spot in the field.fosal2917/10/2019
baerrito15/09/2019
Surreal experience in the car park of people sunning themselves on car roofs. Easy hill.Eddie07/07/2019
High point in field is NE (not NW) of trig.malcorbett01/07/2019
tomandivy17/03/2019
Steve Q20/01/2019
West Mendip Waywhiskybottle05/01/2019
Swindon Bagger21/10/2018
stub196922/09/2018
Semi darkness peak HuMP summit sub/Marilyn even by head torch.vegibagger30/07/2018
Glenford16/06/2018
Still no bull in field. Good views with Jenx and puppynordicstar29/05/2018
jenx29/05/2018
From minor road N of Shiplate: limited parking at end of public road.PGCE30/03/2018
With K from viewpoint to north west. Some stealth required to reach summit.Ashley19/11/2017
Bug19/11/2017
Superb views today on a 3 HuMP dash from Weston train station to Axbridge.Alex C27/10/2017
Kiltie11/10/2017
petey13/09/2017
Sainesy01/06/2017
From the litter strewn viewpoint. The big field had a sign saying beware of the bull but, as the gate was open, I figured he probably wasn't there.clivevilla19/05/2017
Parked at viewpoint and followed nearby bridleway to pick up West Mendip way and then across field to trig.Ramblingpaul20/02/2017
From view point car park on Roman Road . Followed muddy farm track direct to trig off bridle way to north.Mark Sims06/12/2016
Lovely sunset from here with great views over Bristol Channel, on drive home from Plymouth. Trig on mound at fence line but indistinct highpoint in field. Farmer approached but seemed reassured that we were trigging not shooting. Approached along bridle way from Loxton village.Denise 10/10/2016
Nice Bridleway from Loxton with ancient feel about it then along field boundaries to summit. Superb views over Bristol Channel in the last of the day light, lights of S Wales coast twinkling in the distance. While Abneying the summit a farmer spotted our lights and came to investigate, apparently thinking we might be out shooting. He was quite happy -or possibly relieved - when he found we were only visiting the summit.RichardM10/10/2016
ooo23/07/2016
solosimon and co12/07/2016
From Car park on Bleadon Hill to NW. Trig other side of BW fence, but higher ground to west of fence. Although middle of field maybe slightly higher. Great view across the Bristol Channel.PeterD05/05/2016
BaggerGutt30/03/2016
carole engel22/09/2015
From viewpoint on a Bleadon Hill Road. Farm track branches off from West Mendip Way. Track initially E of boundary, then crosses to W side. Trig point on E side of boundary, summit W side. Excellent his. Great views. Solo.CJM24/06/2015
Ben Tindal01/04/2015
iaindbrown20/03/2015