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Name:Halnaker Hill
Hill number:18543
Height:128m / 420ft
Section:42: South-East England & the Isle of Wight
Classification:Tu,1
Drop:34m
Col:94m  SU921104  

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Entry no.Date recordedGrid Ref.Feature / Observations / SurveyRecorded byStatusSubpointLatest review
1779605/03/2017SU 92034 09665  F: Gentle grass dome with HP to E of restored (but fenced off) windmill.Smudge
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Parked in lay-by at SU 9153 0867 on A285 at Warehead Farm. Tarmac parking with 12 marked parking-bays. Followed wide, well marked path through several gates and across open field next to hedgerow to highest point - probably just NE of the windmillMeanderer07/09/2022
An evening walk on a sunny evening with Alma Aurea. Graffiti on trig was disappointing. Otherwise a lovely spot.meltdiceburg22/04/2022
East Dean walk to Halnaker Hill and Nore Hill. Lovely blue skies.PhilipChaston27/02/2022
One of the busiest hills I'd been on all week but deservedly so, well preserved windmill a bonus to the summitColin Crawford22/10/2021
From layby to SW. Quick up and down to trig and summit by torchlight.PGCE11/01/2021
A lovely morning for a circular walk. Eartham woods, Monarch's Way then footpath UP to the windmill. A busy spot and very popular. Back down through Halnaker and a footpath north through Halnaker path and the woods to Selhurst park.Buck29/11/2020
lovely spot with restored windmill, trig, remains of WW2 radio direction finder, wildflowers and great views. Short walk from large layby to SW. Popular.Denise 05/07/2020
Parking at W end of Mill Lane then RoW which conveniently goes all the way to the hill top which has trig pillar, windmill and old military(?) brickwork structure. Good views.RichardM05/07/2020
From Warehead Farm, interesting little hill.rhalstead09/03/2020
From Mill Lane, starting at the parking area by Warehead Farm. The route used by others on this site as well as locals out jogging or dog-walking. Pleasant and interesting. First Tump on a sunny breezy day.pwheeler08/07/2019
Another stop off on the way to the coast. From lay-by on A285. Cold wind but a pleasant gradual climb and good views. Windmill had been broken into, sadly.KC09/03/2019
A revisit with L to see what, unbelievably, some of our council tax money has been spent on - improving a windmill ! (new sweeps, smart tile cladding and fresh painted woodwork). At least its useful in providing a perfect landmark for the small planes doing circuits at nearby Goodwood Aerodrome. Hobbled up with a slowly improving knee which coped with the 4 km round trip from Boxgrove and its impressive Priory, and home of the even more impressive Duke the Chameleon which we are looking after. Numbing wind - so fast hobbled back for warm drinks and our mince pie mountain (at 10p for a box of 6 - ended up with 30 for 50p, from M&S - end of season bargain, along with a crate of satsumas )Chris Pearson05/01/2019
Easy walk on paths from SW to summit windmill.Herbert Anchovy12/09/2018
After walk from Nore Hill and Eartham took the footpath south off the A285-big mistake as was wearing shorts. Seriously unkempt with nettles, thistles, hawthorn at all heights - secateurs needed! Still, after turning onto pathway, the view from the top was excellent with Bognor, Chichester and Isle of Wight also visible to the south. With Rosalie.JOHNS31/07/2017
Along Mill Lane then up track to Windmill surrounded by fencing. Trig and HP both outside fence either side of Windmill.PeterD07/07/2017
From Eartham Woods car park. From Nore Hill, went via trig and folly, down to Eartham village, along RoW to A285 and along RoW to summit. There were men renovating the windmill, which was behind a sturdy barricade. The summit was outside this area, though. With JT.Sprog13/04/2017
Halnaker circular. Busy hill with dog walkers and young families despite heavy showers around. Heard one puzzled youngster asking parent why the track was muddy - is it because of the rain?Smudge05/03/2017
Lovely walk from Halnaker via Eartham woodsejjohnstone05/02/2017
A lovely walk on a beautiful autumn day up to the windmill, followed by a walk around up top.steverd27/10/2016
Went tot he pumpkin festival and then had a quick stop off up to the top of the hill to the windmill.Dragonzilla27/10/2016
As per Jonglew except limited views due to low cloud.Of course when we arrived back at the car there was bright sunshine!With Bridget.catman04/01/2015
With Catmanrosiebridge04/01/2015
Visited whilst bagging the trig. Short walk along Mill Lane and N along PROW. Windmill unsafe and fenced off; good views.jonglew09/06/2013
With: solo; Walked up here to take photographs of the windmill.Ian Baines25/04/2011
Windmill building on summit.Adrian05/04/2010
Short walk with Lesley to windmill. Found artists equipment left behind.Chris Pearson04/06/2007
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Andy West29/05/2023
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