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Name: | Linley Hill |
Hill number: | 16785 |
Height: | 166m / 545ft |
Parent (Ma): | 2825 The Cloud |
RHB Section: | 36: Lancashire, Cheshire & the Southern Pennines |
County/UA: | Cheshire East, Staffordshire |
Catchment: | Mersey |
Class: | Tump (100-199m) (Tu,1) |
Grid ref: | SJ 81916 54417 |
Summit feature: | knoll on E side of lawn |
Drop: | 32m |
Col: | 134m SJ819541 |
OS map sheet(s): | (1:50k) 118 (1:25k) 258 268S |
GPS data: | show GPS entries for this hill |
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Logged Descriptions (logged by 33 users) | By | Date of Ascent |
Roadside parking about 50m NE of fingerpost at SJ 82325 54486 (space for 5 or 6 cars between double yellows) - Along narrow path between high fencing, crossing stream at 821546 - Up through woodland with a fair bit of bramble at start & then fairly thick rhododendrons & holly - Reached a path on ridge at SJ 81971 54466 & then fairly straightforward to summit. | gerrybowes | 20/01/2024 |
3 of 10 as part of 27 mile bike ride. From Linley road took the path on the right. Headed over a fence then pushed bike up through a field before reaching woods and over Barb wire fence. This brought me into a garden with steps that led upto summit | The-Z-Man | 13/01/2024 |
A challenge for determined baggers only. There is room for about half a dozen cars in the dead-end layby found if you turn into it just before the roundabout on Butt Lane. Down the signposted footpath until it turns sharply south-west. After 20m look for a track crossing a small wooden sleeper bridge on your right, This track leads right up to the fields to your west. Follow the field edge until level with (north of) the summit. The woods form part of the garden of Linley Hall and their lawned garden stretches down until level with the summit point. There is a barbeque area close by and it is necessary to trample through dense trees to reach the actual summit, The choice is yours. I sat for 10 minutes until I was aware of there being no people about. The summit is a clump of trees slighly higher than the surrounding area | moorsman | 06/09/2023 |
Parked up in Old Butt lane close to footpath that squeezes past buildings and into woods, easy detour to field margin and then as PGCE a careful squeeze up to the summit being very careful of where i was treading. Quite impressive crags and wonder whether access has been granted for boulderers. Made sure I visited exact high point, in rhododendron thicket. Onwards to Gill Bank... | Dazingdale | 01/04/2023 |
As Wycombe Wanderer. ROW, then up edge of field. Into woods for final ascent to summit. Done on a Sunday evening after rain, so no dry and crackly undergrowth. Good conditions for a stealthy bag! | PGCE | 24/07/2022 |
Followed the good route finding of RHW and others from Old Butts Lane once Id found the correct fp squeezed between high fences with dusty construction work on one side. As summit bushes approached I became hyper sensitive to every twig that crunched and snapped underfoot. Garden swimming pool adjacent to bushes. A nice sunny morning - thankfully nobody poolside. | Chris Pearson | 24/03/2022 |
From Old Butt Lane, along footpath next to wretched new development. Crossed stream shortly after footpath swings south west (would be very muddy after extended wet weather) then followed path north through woods up to field. Done at dusk but upset the birds who were settling in for the night, which could have given me away. Recommend dawn ascent. | Wycombe Wanderer | 17/10/2021 |
From fp, up wooded NE slope. HP appears to be a thicket of rhododendrums and holly within mature sweet chestnut, with bramble and bracken understorey. House is quite close. | Denise | 27/12/2020 |
Up the wooded NE shoulder with disused quarries. High point amongst wild rhododendrons on bank above the E edge of a lawn. Roost of pigeons take flight noisily in the silence. | RichardM | 27/12/2020 |
From layby on A5011, along ROW driveway the across a broken stile into and across a pasture into woods. Found the steps up which lead all the way to the top although there are a couple of bits where I was in full view of the house. Nobody came until I was back down on the driveway where I told an old lady in a car that I was lost and nothing more was said. | clivevilla | 26/02/2020 |
From layby N side A5011 (SJ 8189 5401). RoW to SJ 8196 5421 then veered off up through woodland, found the stepped path which eventually leads into Lindley Hall garden; veered off that to find the HP located in rhododendron E side house. Noise kept to a minimum, no-one seen. | jonglew | 08/08/2019 |
At dusk. Got my feet wet again. No gmol problems | Longwojo | 11/01/2018 |
Parked in parking lay-by in new housing estate to SE of FP @ SJ 8237 5443 - probably residents only but no signs. Being a night bag, did not find the described informal path. Ascended hill from stile @ SJ 820 542, up fence line into wood and stepped path to top | carole engel | 01/01/2018 |
As for Mark Sims | arranc | 04/09/2017 |
Early Sunday morning to avoid GOML person. From RCS Controls via fp. Then from east through wood. No problem. | Campbell Singer | 02/07/2017 |
Four-Tump circuit from Bradwell. Approached from the east as described by RHW. Once back on public footpath, followed it SW across hall drive without incident. | davidpettit84 | 23/04/2017 |
Took care ref previously logged GOML issues . Parked in blind road 100 yds north of NW end of Church St . Taking path NW from little cul de sac didn't work. Eventually found another ROW next to RCS Controls building and followed this through woods . On way back found RHW's informal path ( It goes from top of stream outlet ) then followed his route. | Mark Sims | 15/04/2017 |
From Gill Bank via Kidsgrove. A short bus ride to the A34. Then on foot again and accessed via footpath off roundabout on Butt Lane. There seems to be some ground clearance going on and there was the smell and sight of smoke in the air so a sensible approach taken. | stig_nest | 14/03/2017 |
Severe goml situation right at the start on the footpath about to cross field to the SW. Black woman in black sports car,doubtless lives at Linley Hall, driving out of road shouting I'm on private field and refuses to get out of car and look at ROW sign I was asking her to look at. Kept pretty calm initially but she was bolshy, arrogant and ignorantly snobby.Evaded up me calling her a very rude woman. Became quite a row and she called the police and they were actually arriving as I got back to my car across the road to drive off. | vegibagger | 22/12/2016 |
Restricted parking nearby, so parked in Church Street SJ 82504 54598. Same as RHW. | David Evans | 14/11/2016 |
Same as RHW and AJ. | PeterD | 22/03/2016 |
Followed RHW's instructions - spot on. F/p starts where waste-land fence meets industrial building just off from roundabout. | Aye Jimmy | 12/03/2016 |
From E, RoW then informal path peels off R, follows field edge and continues almost to summit. Suddenly presence of implements and proximity of house indicates the summit is effectively part of garden. Summit among rhododendrons. | RHW | 24/01/2015 |
Got as near to the top as I am ever likely to get. I gave up trying to find a way across the border fence, so I walked up from the road up the front drive, and banged on the door of the Left hand house to ask permission. Nobody in, so I crept round the side and struggled through some nasty brambles in the woods. | GordonAdshead | 19/12/2014 |
skimby | 18/02/2022 | |
GreatandPowerful | 11/04/2021 | |
BaggerGutt | 17/03/2021 | |
RoguePulsar | 01/12/2020 | |
Martin R | 06/03/2020 | |
Adrian | 15/09/2019 | |
Dave McG | 08/08/2019 | |
Alan Caine | 13/04/2017 | |
andrew brown | 26/07/2016 | |
ngthack | 31/03/2015 |