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Name:Poll Hill
Hill number:5560
Height:109.2m / 358ft
Parent (Ma):2087  Cadair Berwyn
RHB Section:36: Lancashire, Cheshire & the Southern Pennines
County/UA:Wirral
Catchment:Dee (Flint), Mersey, Catchment Boundaries
Class:Tump (100-199m), Current County/UA Top, Subhump, Clem
(Tu,1,CoU,sHu,Cm)
Grid ref:SJ 26734 82375
Summit feature:grass next to birch trees close to S end of Tower Road North
Drop:98.2m
Col:11m  SJ 4134 7108  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 108
(1:25k) 266N
Observations:ground 20m W and 30m SE is of equal height
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  • Wirral current county/UA top

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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 142 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Drive-by, on route to Thurstaston Hill.BobHancock10/03/2024
Caldy Hill & Poll Hill from Wirral Way. Walked up from Dee shore so felt a little bit more like a hill.TK01/01/2024
Followed the sea wall path and then the Wirral Way as far as Banks Road, then up through Heswall Dales and by suburban roads past the tennis club to the summit. Descended to Tesco Heswall to complete my walk. 6.6km, with 135m of ascent.Man of Kernow116/12/2023
A diversion off walking round the Wirral coast to bag the UA top. Sleeting rain; desolate woodland and a broken litter bin.PhilipChaston19/11/2023
From Quarry Road East, up Tower Road North.peter4lc11/10/2023
Had to settle for a morning ticking off a couple on The Wirral after car trouble en route to the Berwyn Mountains- Not quite how I envisioned the day panning out, but another CT ticked off none the less.Alfa1M26/09/2023
A tour of Gorse Hill, Caldy Hill and Poll Hill (but not Prenton Hill) after Mount Manisty cruise. From Poll Hill Road.summitsup01/09/2023
with Y * actual top not attainableFabioski06/03/2023
Easy walk from Poll Hill Rd.summitter25/11/2022
A whistlestop motorised tour of Wirral tumps with CW.Smudge22/11/2022
With Jonathan Woods. Definitive drive-up.chriswatson26/10/2022
08:00, rain stopped as I arrived from nearby B&B at unusual, thatched house. 14 degrees (19 later), showers, southerlies.Wycombe Wanderer26/10/2022
Parked SE, and walked through rock cutting to dead end road turning place.Minto26/10/2022
After the horrors of Caldy. A drive upfasgadh26/05/2022
Parked in Poll Hill Road. Footpath to hp. Solo.Dangerous Dave23/04/2022
Visited the indicated high point and wander around the area. Very flatRobertP06/03/2022
Easy parking opposite 40 Poll Hill Road & start of RoW - Along path to high point next to birch trees; path passes to the left of ground of equal height, 30m SE of birch trees. (S)gerrybowes01/03/2022
After a nice day walking round Thurstaston Hill (a very nice top, although not on hill-bagging.co.uk - but worthy of an honourable mention) I called in here on the way home. Probably the shortest walk from my car to get to a top.JK09/01/2022
Parked at summit.justin_j_evans22/07/2021
walked from Thurstaton Common through Heswall returning via Pensby and IrbyLancylass18/01/2021
Parked up and had a quick wander around.PGCE13/12/2020
Included this very easily accessed summit on 4 mile clockwise circuit around Heswall. Recahed Poll Hill via The Beacons, The Wirral Way and Heswall Dales. KeithByTheC29/09/2020
Parking next to the grass area in question, nice small wooded area to wander round too.WAYNE ROWLETT05/07/2020
Easy parking at the start of the RoW down Poll Hill Road. Easy, grassy tracks.moorsman05/03/2020
On my own. Drove up Tower Road North and found to my surprise that I was there. Not a lot more to say, walked around a bit to try to find the very highest point, by silver birch seams right.Walkingthedog08/12/2019
Whiling away a warm afternoon with Lindsey. Up the sandstone alley adescribed in other logs to natural HP at end of Tower Road North. True HP is in compound on top of covered reservoir.Skip19/05/2019
A pity that this summit of Wirral is not 3km NW along the same sandstone ridge at the much finer, open heathland and craggy rise at Thurstaston Hill. Below is the Wirral Way a 12 mile route following the old railway which I walked as a teenager with a school friend having been inspired to return when we discovered its existence on a geography trip to Wirral Country Park.Chris Pearson29/03/2019
On own. Short walk from Tower Road North.Beeliner11/03/2019
Surely the easiest tump in the UK? Heswall is fun and a little schizophrenic.nwormgage03/01/2019
4/7 Wirrumping with Nwormgage. Joyously easy, parked pretty much at the summit. Saw a woman without a head - The headless woman of Heswall.tumpawumpa03/01/2019
A pleasant spot in amongst the houses. I'd probably been here before but didn't keep a record of it.Alan Moore12/12/2018
A short walk from Poll Hill Road to complete the UA.PeterD07/10/2018
Heswall Fields Walk then a diversion through the posh houses, with Creakinghikertim74729/03/2018
.CreakingHiker29/03/2018
Parking: Top of Tower Road South SJ 26807 82296. Very short stroll to top.David Evans21/01/2018
Orienteering by carrfoster20/01/2018
From Poll Hill Road down alleyway as others.clivevilla30/11/2017
From Poll Hill Road up the alleyway hewn from sandstone. Agree that hp is probably at top end of alley in Tower Road North.Campbell Singer26/11/2017
With Alex C. Hopped over fence into compound and up onto covered reservoir, but natural HP probably at the end of Tower Road North.jonglew07/10/2017
Short stroll from Tower Road North. I checked out various points but where I'd parked seemed as good as anyColin Crawford07/10/2017
Parked at the end of Tower road south. Wandered around grass, scrubby birch and benches with Bryher, dog not impressed. Been on better County tops she said.nordicstar22/07/2017
1st of the 4 Wirral hills climbed from Heswall station via Whitfield common. Highest point is either the Asphalt next to the communications tower, beside the birch or in the gorse. I thrashed about in it and got the same readings so could be several points that qualify. I continued on same level, took bridleway sw then Nw past Oldfield farm & then fp past alongside the 'Dungeon' to reach the Wirral Way. Next hill: Caldy bill.Dazingdale29/04/2017
In my suit whilst working in the area, got to be one of the easiest bags. Only because it's on a list!Rob5007/03/2017
West Kirkby to Heswall stations over Cadly, Thurstaston and Poll Hill. Highest point on the Wirral but the nadir of my day.Jake99402/12/2016
Dramatic ascent from Poll Hill Road.With Bridget.catman28/05/2016
With Catman.rosiebridge28/05/2016
mmmjimbloomer09/03/2016
Mmmmm!!mart079727/01/2016
The end of Tower Rd North is within a few metres of summit. Highest spot looked to be near some silver birch on opposite side of path rather than by railings.Aye Jimmy20/01/2016
A quick walk up from Tower Road South on the way back from a walk around Caldy Hill, Thurstaton and the Wirral Way. Not that impressive, but an easy one to tick off.Lazylizzie02/01/2016