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Name:Golden Hill
Hill number:17339
Height:192m / 630ft
Section:39: Central and Eastern England
Classification:Tu,1
Drop:41m
Col:151m  SP511529  
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Entry no.Date recordedGrid Ref.Feature / Observations / SurveyRecorded byStatusSubpointLatest review
843229/06/2015SP 50538 51994  F: No feature: Pasture field.andrew brown
Subpoint
2CC
1596809/10/2016SP 50872 52173  F: Pasture.chrisbien
Summit
CC
2003006/08/2017SP 50875 52173  F: Ground in pasture 20m E of wooden electricity pole.
O: Alternative summit SP 50646 52061 at curve in field edge, in adjacent field.
Aye Jimmy
Summit
CC
2080106/11/2017SP 50893 52170  F: Grassy field.Jonathan Russell
Subpoint
3CC
-2484813/12/2014SP 50872 52174  F: no feature: ground near electricity pole
O: ground by tree in hedge 260mWSW at SP 50639 52059 may be as high
RHW
Summit
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-2484913/12/2014SP 50639 52059  F: no feature: ground by tree in hedgeRHW
Subpoint
1CC
581313/12/2014SP 50872 52174  F: Field near electricity pole
O: Another 192m spot ht to SW: SP 50639 52059, large tree at bend in hedge
RHW
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 38 users)ByDate of Ascent
Parked where driveway to Golden Hill Farm leaves the road. Visited both summits. Nice views westward.Mark Jackson30/08/2023
Parked in un-used gateway. Summit and two alternatives.PGCE19/11/2020
Roadside verge parking, field gate, pasture.jonglew19/11/2018
2nd tump of 7 today after walking Badby Down as a circular from the village, i caught the 11.22 bus to Banbury getting off at the Solden Hill Lodge stop then over a gate to explore the 1st spot height and then over and thrpugh a hedge for rhe 2nd one. Beutifully subtle flat summit plateaux in vast field. Followed hedgeline and back onto verge. I walked back to Byfield to catch the next bus to Hinton (Woodford Halse)..Hinton Hill next...Dazingdale15/09/2018
Parked on verge near bus stop, accessed HP from gate.pwheeler26/01/2018
Short stroll to trig and twin topsColin Crawford08/01/2018
Parked in Westhorp, followed bridle way southwest, ascended by field edge to gate near A.361 road, entered the western field and walked across highest point in middle of field to trig, and navigated back to spot height, which I thought was higher than ground by tree at the bend. Went back to gate, and then along other side of fence to tree to be sure, and discovered a big gap in the fence, making my detour pointless. Field to east tricky as electric fence barred the way. Walked along A.361 to find gate into field which opened easily. Navigated to spot height near wooden pole in middle of field, which had even more sheep in than the first one.pdantic16/11/2017
Same route as AJ, HPs then trig.PeterD05/11/2017
Trig then Tump summits.Dugswell206/08/2017
Parked at entrance area to Golden Hill Farm. Walked down the road until opening into field with a lot of sheep and first summit near electricity pole. Then continued S through hedge into next field, another summit near curve in field edge. Then continued further to trig point (rejoices in the name of Nippets) in hedge in next field.Aye Jimmy06/08/2017
Took bus route 200 from Banbury. There is a bus stop almost at the top.trimarc218/05/2017
Good viewpoint. Biggest problem is finding somewhere to pull in on the busy A361.JohnW15/05/2017
Trig and field high point(s) from pull in . 'Bagging Wagglers'(?) are common here -being a recommended bait for the fishing 'Mecca' of Boddington Reservoir down to the west - with a record of 660lbs of weight of fish caught by 1 person in 6 hours. I think I equaled that record today in the weight of rich Northants mud collected on my wellies in 6 hours.Chris Pearson23/03/2017
Out and back from Byfield.rhalstead26/02/2017
P SE of trig. Went to trig, spot height in same field then Rob's top by tree then to spot height in next field (sheep).chrisbien09/10/2016
Went to NE point in rough pastureGordonAdshead10/07/2016
Charwelton to Woodford Halse via the secluded Boddington Reservoir.Smudge09/04/2016
Parked in gateway and wandered across two pasture fields to cover both tops. Excellent views on this beautiful day. Northamptonshire is more delightful than I expected.Campbell Singer18/02/2016
Went to both RHW's GRs. It was very foggy and couldn't see a tree at the second one but it did seem to be the high point.clivevilla02/11/2015
Two 192m spot heights, NE is in pasture, SW is large tree at bend in hedge.RHW13/12/2014
Field, hedges.Adrian14/05/2010
By A361arranc23/02/2009
Wycombe Wanderer18/04/2022
Martin R24/02/2022
Matt26/09/2021
DC11main27/07/2021
Denise 27/02/2021
RichardM27/02/2021
Mark Sims29/10/2020
geoffreycurnock08/06/2020
davefh22/03/2020
johnkenyon22/12/2019
Jonathan Russell06/11/2017
KC07/07/2017
GaryJones04/03/2016
ngthack30/08/2015
andrew brown29/06/2015
stevent080929/11/2014