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Name:Burn Hill
Hill number:17425
Height:117m / 384ft
Parent (Ma):2874  Wendover Woods [Haddington Hill]
RHB Section:39: Central and Eastern England
County/UA:Buckinghamshire
Catchment:Thames
Class:Tump (100-199m)
(Tu,1)
Grid ref:SP 77875 12431
Summit feature:no feature: rough pasture
Drop:32m
Col:85m  SP807105  
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 37 users)ByDate of Ascent
Parked in layby on A418, then down 'Private Road' to gap in hedgerow & up a small bank to the HP. Uninspiring!DanMaisieBex19/09/2022
Standard approach without incident. Uninspiring apart from the prolific sweet blackberries in hedgerow. 3rd on cycle around the area on hot and sunny day.RichardM08/09/2021
Rough pasture flatlands 'summit'vegibagger25/08/2021
Parked in Hampton Court (Jeffries Road) in the village of Stone. Went left and then left again to quickly nip up the North bound track for aprox 50m. A tick but not a very interesting or rewarding one.Gareth188615/05/2021
Parked just off roundabout in Jefferies Rd., then along 'Private Road'. Easy to access summit field by continuing on track for 50m NW of summit, then doubling back. Buckinghamshire completion.PGCE17/01/2021
Bike and walks: Haddenham station - Burn Hill - Waddesdon Hill - Lodge Hill - Ashendon Hill - Dorton Hill - North Hill - Muswell Hill - Arncott Hill - Graven Hill - Bicester Village station.Mark Jackson12/09/2020
Walked up to metal gate. HP 1-2m or so higher within high metal fenced area. Didn't fancy climbing high gate in full sight of houses behind for the sake of 1-2m for this, unexciting, summit.maclrc09/05/2020
1st hill of 8 on a 36km traverse from Stone to Bicester. Train to Oxford then bus to Stone, walking back on Oxford road then up Private road, climbing bank and through to field, recording 116m in long grass and brambles @ SP 77868 12434 and 117m @ SP 77866 12435. I cut across Wsw to pass another 115m contour then headed through the Nursery woodland before following hedgeline and Midshires Way/Swan's way heading for Waddesdon Hill...Dazingdale06/07/2019
Parked at Stone church and scaled the track to this top.ChinnockC19/05/2019
Parked on grass left of pavement just past entrance to private road.GordonAdshead15/02/2019
Parked just off roundabout in Jefferies Rd., then along 'Private Road' and entered field past metal gates as CP. Grass in field has been cropped.Aye Jimmy09/09/2018
Wonderful oasis of wild grassland, home to myriad species of insects and flora. Which means it's probably earmarked for 'development'.Wycombe Wanderer17/07/2018
as for pwheelerarranc30/06/2018
Quick bag on return from walking to Waddesdon Hill and back. High point as previous comments. Grotty day, didn't linger.Owen B03/02/2018
pwheeler says it all. Pretty grim. Parked on very busy main road.Campbell Singer09/12/2017
scrappy summit in a spare half hour- a rubbish tump?pwheeler25/08/2017
Walked NW along private track from main road in Stone then once past tall metal gates on right found a way to push through trees,and dead nettles (and live brambles) to reach higher rough pasture to right (NE) of track. These fields may well have seen Italian Prisoners of War working on them during WWII from the POW camp (one of many in Britain) based in tents at nearby Hartwell Dog Track. Under the Geneva Convention they were given the same food rations served to British service personnel (weekly meat, bacon, bread, margarine vegetables, cake, cheese, jam tea).Chris Pearson02/10/2016
Rough pasture just off the private road.PeterD31/03/2016
Rough pasture on NE side of private road is higher than the road by 1-2m.jonglew10/03/2016
Short distance up the unmade road.Swindon Bagger16/01/2016
Top hard to distinguish - an uninspiring hilltrimarc227/08/2015
Parked in in the layby on the main road. Stroll up the road. Flattish - summit could be anywhere.destaylor20/10/2014
pasture/grassland NW of fenced area (mapped bldg demolished). Park in estate & walk up priv rd. RHW08/12/2012
Martin R17/03/2022
Matt26/09/2021
geoffreycurnock19/06/2020
davefh30/12/2019
BrianMatthews02/07/2018
KC26/03/2017
stevent080925/03/2017
DC11main27/05/2016
Louise14/02/2016
ajwxyzt14/02/2016
andrew brown02/09/2015
ngthack19/08/2014
Adrian04/09/2010
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