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Name:Hurston Creek Hill
Hill number:18592
Height:90.6m / 297ft
Parent (Ma):2908  Black Down
RHB Section:42: South-East England & the Isle of Wight
County/UA:West Sussex
Catchment:Arun
Class:Unclassified
(Un)
Grid ref:SU 96280 25642
Summit feature:no feature: ground by cattle grid
Drop:10.7m
Col:79.9m  SU 9663 2592  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 186 197
(1:25k) OL33 133
Comments:Tump replaced by hill 19461 550m NE
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 25 users)ByDate of Ascent
Parked between Tillington and Upperton before heading out to Upperton Commnon, Hurston Creek hill and Red hill. A pleasant afternoon including an explore of Pheasant CopseBuck23/10/2021
Petworth HikePhilipChaston02/04/2021
Petworth circular.Smudge11/01/2019
Autopilot 12 k walk to Petworth and back with L and the dogs over this top one again and through Petworth Park where the dogs could charge around with all the other dogs . A long walk to unsuccessfully try to buy a roller bead connector from possibly the most expensive hardware shop in the world in Petworth ( the home of antique shops) . Back at base Amazon solved it for £1.61 plus free postage. Could have saved a lot of effort but not so much fun for the dogs.Chris Pearson29/12/2018
Dog walk with the whippets, Percy (old), & Ned (pup). Suspicious looks from gamekeepers who probably dont see many dog walkers / strangers around here. Also revisited the newly confirmed ( as of yesterday) higher summit of Red Hill, avoiding the brambles this time by a longer route from N passing behind the industrial estate.Chris Pearson28/12/2018
Snagged a way through the brambles and trees ( acccess land) from main road to visit the possibly higher 91 m spot height summit to east of main road. open lawn - part shielded from adjacent Redhill Farm by beech hedge with tennis court beyond. Open hedgeline gives access from woodland. Then revisited usual summit and back to Balls Cross on fpaths.1 hr walkChris Pearson27/12/2018
A short walk with L and the dogs which became extended into a 3 hour circuit down to Petworth Park. Brambles and our dogs prevented an investigation of top to NE across main road which Lidar claims is higher. To return. Caught up in the Boxing Day hunt whose riders were super polite to us as they passed us on a row ( probably fearing hunt sabetours - later read of skirmishes at the kennels at Petworth House). Hazardous last mile road walk due to all the hunt followers in cars leapfrogging along - we couldn’t have chosen a worst day for walking along a normally quiet country lane.Chris Pearson26/12/2018
Revisit on an hour’s dog walk in wellies with L, and Percy and Ned the whippets, across fields from Balls Cross. An equal 91m spot height lies 750m to Ne across the main A283. Have asked editors if Lidar exists to determine correct summit location.Chris Pearson24/12/2018
With: solo; Parked in layby 50m N of access track on A283. Must have driven past here without knowing, hundreds of times as our standard route north! Easy approach up track from lodge to high point by copse of trees.Ian Baines14/08/2018
First on a wet Easter Friday, on way to my brother, Pete bagging Bedham Hill. There's a layby on the A283 100 m N of the private road that leads to the summit. HP be a good viewpoint on a nice daypwheeler30/03/2018
Cattle grid on access road for Stagpark Farm. Parked in layby on A283 a little N of the entrance. Also bagged the trig pillar 200m NW of the HP, but missed the benchmark on the Hoads Common lodge!jonglew19/01/2016
Detoured from foot path to west, met several farmers / farm workers in vehicles without issue. High point is cattle grid on farm road. Arable farm land. Good views north of Black Down from a little further W along road.RichardM12/08/2015
Drove upGordonAdshead15/06/2015
narrow tarmac road over summit at cattlegrid. I had driven the nearby A283 for many years before discovering Tumps late in 2014 and realising that I had been driving past 'summits' such as this.Bonus trig pillar not far away along field edge.Chris Pearson08/03/2015
RHW17/09/2006
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DC11main19/12/2022
daveyf200113/02/2021
Matt29/11/2020
andrew brown26/05/2020
arjh10/07/2018
stevent080908/07/2017
carole engel28/02/2017
Denise 12/08/2015
BrianMatthews02/02/2011