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Name:Westerham Heights
Hill number:5503
Height:245m / 804ft
Area:42: South-East England & the Isle of Wight
Class:CoU,CoL
Grid ref:TQ 43634 56485 (h)
Summit feature:opposite side of the road from Westerham Heights House
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 187
(1:25k) 147
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 24 users)ByDate of Ascent
Biked from home (Kew) through Croydon. Great view towards Sout East into Kent. Time used 6 hours return. Nice and warm summer evening but it got 0:30 past midnight before I was home.Nils
Solheim		24/06/2010
Busy road with no path. Did not hang around too long in case I got asked to wash a car.Ted
Richards		15/08/2009
I think this grid ref must be wrong as it's in Kent. However, if you walk 100 yards up the main road you reach the London border. Not an inspiring spot though.Giles
Wagstaff		09/05/2009
This was once a Palmerston Fort and is now all houses. Got as close as I could without upsetting people or horses! How can this also be a Kent top?Nick
Pedley		29/03/2009
Same as the Kent county top for some reason called a different name.clive
richardson		16/09/2008
It's somewhere on the left hand side of the road about 200 metres past the pub (which I don't recommend visiting).Richard
Mackey		03/05/2008
So many uninspiring 'tops' round here I can't even remember what it was like at this spot!John
Edwards		27/01/2008
Bagged quickly with Betsom's Hill on a return trip from darkest Kent.Stuart
Carter		23/12/2007
This is my favourite county top.Lovely view. Nice roadjohn
townsend		17/06/2007
Was a sunny day so was OK.Des
Taylor		05/04/2007
Not a very interesting county top - Trig point missing - great views in to the weald of KentDuncan
Grieve		06/11/2005
Maybe the worst county top of the lot - a squeeze down the edge of a busy and pathless A-road to reach an indeterminate point near an eponymous house. The Kent top is nearby. A local bizarrely thought we were car valets and asked us to wash his car!wheresthepath
22/10/2004
kent and london next to each otherjohn
woolley		19/02/2002
Did on the way to the Kent county top on my way from Beacon Shaw which on my old 1:50000 was the highest point in Greater LondonGary
Honey		15/01/2000

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