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Name:Le Moulin (Sark)
Hill number:7819
Height:109m / 358ft
Parent (Ma):none
RHB Section:57: Channel Islands
County/UA:Bailiwick of Guernsey
Island:Channel Islands (incl. Alderney)
Class:Hump, Tump (100-199m), SIB
(Hu,Tu,1,SIB)
Grid ref:WV 46229 75587
Summit feature:no feature
Drop:109m
Col:Sea
Observations:ground at W base of old windmill
Comments:Spot height of 356ft on 1989 1:10k MoD map.
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 27 users)ByDate of Ascent
Walked up with others after visiting the lighthouse, and in the afternoon also bagged the SIB, La Grune.NormanW22/09/2023
Pleasant day out on a wonderful island with Norman . Then did southern bit, the window in the rock thing and finally La Grune.Thearlaichdubh22/09/2023
After visiting the lighthouse. With Martin, Norman & Charlie.Dangerous Dave22/09/2023
With CreakingHikertim74722/09/2023
interloper22/09/2023
Fletch22/09/2023
Visited whilst on Sark with Alma Aurea /Dmeltdiceburg13/04/2023
AndyS15/06/2022
mae07/10/2019
With Neil, Emma, Andy, Carol and Bevsimon and co22/08/2019
Day trip to Sarkrhalstead04/05/2019
By Windmill. Day trip to Sark, toured Island by bike and foot.PeterD03/07/2018
Sherlock23/06/2018
Martin R15/06/2018
Grid Ref: 30 U 0546229 UTM 5475586Alan Whatley20/05/2018
With Rob and Dug on our last Sark top before beer and ice-cream. Ground to W side of 1751 windmill seems to be the most natural high ground. GPS gave N49.43.121, W2.36248.jonglew09/07/2017
What a lovely island on a sunny day.Dugswell209/07/2017
Ground at W base of old (1571) windmill seems to be natural HP. With Doug n Jon after Gouliot, visited former Telegraph (used for White's 1810 triangulation but gone by 1856 and now a modern house just SW of cross rds), down to Little Sark for a view of L'Etac de Serk (65m on marine chart) well seen from path SE of Duval, then ice cream and beer in village before 5pm boat back, right amount of time for exploring island plus the two tidals using hired bikes. For photo albums see http://www.peakbagger.comRHW09/07/2017
Moored in same bay- Gosselin, but quite pleasant in northerly winds. Reascend the steep steps to the Pilcher monument with its dire warnings of the dangers of the seas and walk through rural lanes to pass the Moulin again.Denise 26/06/2017
Sailed from England and moored in Havre Gosselin on W side of Sark. A great sheltered mooring in easterly winds but less so in south westerlies. We were there in south westerlies! The night was comparable to sleeping in a washing machine and the row ashore in the dinghy exhilarating, it was so bad we couldn't face a second night and departed in darkness. Steep ascent path to Pilcher monument which is keen to remind you of the 'dangers of the seas' then tracks to the windmill. While outside the owner appeared and enthusiastically gave us a tour of the old wind mill. N49.43118deg., W002.36244deg. 116m WGS84RichardM01/07/2015
as per Richard's account. Such an unpleasant mooring that I swore I would never return- see 2017 entry!Denise 01/07/2015
chalky195318/10/2013
Ferry from Guernsey. Top as RHW. Plenty of tracks. More shops and eateries on Sark than you might have thought. All very pleasant.destaylor26/05/2013
Near the windmill at 365' is the highest point.arranc01/05/2008
Day visit to Sark. Coastal scenery was the highlight. Mill walked past on return to boat. Lots of noisy tractors meant the ban on cars was counter-productive. I wonder if this has been addressed.pwheeler04/09/1990
Date tbc, botanising trip. S side of road, by old windmillRHW01/01/1990
geoffreycurnock01/08/1969