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Name:Red Hill
Hill number:19461
Height:91.9m / 302ft
Parent (Ma):2908  Black Down
RHB Section:42: South-East England & the Isle of Wight
County/UA:West Sussex
Catchment:Arun
Class:Tump (0-99m)
(Tu,0)
Grid ref:SU 96651 26079
Summit feature:no feature: grass
Drop:30.6m
Col:61.3m  SU 9656 2450  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 186 197
(1:25k) OL33 133
Comments:replaced 18592 Hurston Creek Hill in Jan 2019
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 19 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
From the N over access land and unhindered access to high point lawn set in beech hedges.RichardM01/04/2021
Parked in entrance to Colhook Industrial Estate - didn't want to get locked in by the automatic gate. South along road a short way before heading up through trees to summit.PGCE12/01/2021
With solo; Easiest place to park is south side of Colhook Industrial Estate from where it is only 5 minutes up through the mixed (lots of holly) woodland to the summit which seems to be the enclosed upper lawn above the Tennis Court, fortunately shielded from view from Redhill house.Ian Baines10/08/2019
Parked on verge at jct of track at A283 to fisheries/balloon landings, tried to follow tracks shown on 1/25K map, but the clearest tracks lead via the back of the little industrial estate, which would be a better place to park. Not worth doing except to bag- a walk from Ebernoe via the common would be satisfying, though- est about 2h instead of the 35 mins for today's bag.pwheeler18/04/2019
From the small industrial estate to the N. 120m up through deciduous woodland. HP seems to be a lawn, the N edge is as high as anywhere, and can easily be accessed from the woods.jonglew01/04/2019
Level summit, from NW, walk along main road from layby offset by BM on Greyhound Cott. Drizzly recompletion of W Sussex on way home from EthiopiaRHW03/03/2019
Petworth circular.Smudge11/01/2019
Revisited following day with the two whippets - Percy (old), & Ned (pup). Suspicious looks from gamekeepers who probably dont see many dog walkers / strangers around here. Hill now confirmed by Lidar as being higher than Hurston Creek Hill. Avoided the brambles this time by a longer route from N passing behind the oddly located small industrial estate.Chris Pearson28/12/2018
Spotted this possible higher summit on the map so went to explore before it was confirmed by Lidar. 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
Martin R19/03/2023
BrianMatthews15/03/2023
DC11main19/12/2022
Denise 01/04/2021
daveyf200113/02/2021
Matt29/11/2020
andrew brown26/05/2020
arjh28/04/2019