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Name:Hatterrall Hill
Hill number:3526
Height:531m / 1742ft
Parent (Ma):2242  Black Mountain
RHB Section:32A: Llandovery to Monmouth
Nuttall/Wainwright area:Black Mountains
County/UA:Monmouthshire [Sir Fynwy]
Catchment:Wye
Class:Dodd (500-599m), Dewey
(Tu,5,Dew)
Grid ref:SO 30840 25652
Summit feature:small flat cairn
Drop:45m
Col:486m  SO306266  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 161
(1:25k) OL13N
Observations:large flat summit area
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 201 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Graig-Hatterrall Hill-Llanthony-Bal Mawr-Twyn y Gaer from Queen's Head CP. 22.8km.TK11/03/2024
rickeeling29/01/2024
Martin R28/11/2023
Aporox 16:40 Mega 23 and a half kilometer walk one way traverse with Dave Ballinger from pass at 550m all the way back to his car at 141mvegibagger12/10/2023
Hatterrall Hill S6114 > Hatterrall Hill from GR: SO 31861 22534ronaldo33313/08/2023
Hatterrall Hill S6114 > Hatterrall Hill from GR: SO 31861 22534Hippster13/08/2023
Sat am from Llanthony Priory with Peggydavecnash19/06/2023
pwatson198002/06/2023
12 mile run loop with Pauline from Llanthony Abbey .. Hatterral, Graig, Twyn y Gaer .. tidy :-)milejunkie07/05/2023
ChrisShaw199302/10/2022
The Parkers13/09/2022
TedCymru05/07/2022
From Cwmyoy. Small cairn about 50m from the main N - S track. Some of the heather clumps nearby are on 'hillocks' which are slightly higher. Glorious late spring day.DanMaisieBex14/05/2022
Circular hike from LLanthony Priory then followed the Beacons Way and Offa's Dyke Path to Hatterrall Hill (TP)-Blaenyoy-Cwmyoy (visit the wonky Cwmyoy Church)-Coed Ty-canol-Tyle-ffardding Wood-Graig Ddu Fawr-Llanthony Wood-Coed Graig-ddu-Llanthony Priory. Parking: Llanthony Priory car parkmanilena08/05/2022
With IT and PTgarth8719/04/2022
Small cairn in knee high heather, short distance from ridge path. Superb wild views of red bracken- covered uplands, green valleys and woodland in autumn splendour. Sunny but cold. From Graig and onto Mynydd Ferddin.Denise 25/11/2021
Path along S shoulder then over heather to the squat summit cairn. Great views. Vibrant Autumnal colours in the low bright sunshine.RichardM25/11/2021
From Llanthony Abbey we headed north which was slightly off route. Rather than lose height we followed the good path near some ruins and a new building round to the Beacons Way, where we should have been. It was an easy ascent with two teenagers although I had to bribe them with a pub meal as they went on strike as we reached the ridge. The Autumn colours were lovely and the rainbows added some brightness. The views were far reaching to the Malverns and Shropshire Hills. Summit was a flat heathery expanse. The kids complained the heather was too tall. We found the cairn and went back the same way, this time taking the Beacons Way all the way to Llanthony. We had a pub meal in the Half Moon Hotel which set us up for the drive home. Time taken 3 hours for 5.88 miles.isabelle25/10/2021
Day 3 of Offa's Dyke Path from Pandy to Hay-on-Wye, with Andy K.Twice Brewed06/09/2021
Andy-k06/09/2021
Longtown CircuitPhilipChaston27/04/2021
From Clodock church.PGCE30/03/2021
Offas's Dyke nears completion. Wonderful views down to Bristol Channel and up to the Stiperstones.Rob Rees25/12/2020
Parked by church at Cwmyoy and took the sunken lane opposite. Enjoyed a wonderful day up in the hills. Lots of ravens overhead throughout.Gerry the Ranger07/12/2020
Parked up above Llanvihangel Crucorney then a little bit of road walking to pick up Offa’s Dyke path and followed to summit. In darkness. Initially clear, but hit dense cloud, then emerged through it just before summit. Little moonlight so didn’t see a full inversion effectwychwood06/12/2020
amarillo-oro-como18/09/2020
Solosimon and co17/09/2020
Ascent from the good car park at Llanthony (SO 290 278). Good clear track up to and south along ridge, with short diversion from Offa's Dyke Path to summit with good view. Also visited Trig at SO 304 278. 9km with 400m ascent in 2hours. (S)silveracorn_alan23/07/2020
MB HomeRob Rees07/04/2020
geoffreycurnock24/01/2020
Tony J05/01/2020
asbown22/10/2019
beckybags08/09/2019
A Peckish08/09/2019
clique17/07/2019
Bracken01/06/2019
Walked up from South on Offas Dyke Path . weather was unbelievably warm and sunny for FebruaryD SID27/02/2019
Start~ Pandy. 333218.Ascended via ODP. Glorious sunny day with blue sky and only a slight haze. With Wombourne and Patsteve hudson26/02/2019
Parked behind the pretty church at Cwmyoy. Fp and took right fork. Decent path most of the way until I hit 250 ms of snow covered deep Heather. Mist descended just before characterless top. Descended along ridge to Graig.Campbell Singer31/01/2019
Hillbo_Baggings27/11/2018
mcbiydw228/10/2018
chalky195321/09/2018
GaryJones10/09/2018
Reached whilst walking the first leg of the Beacon's way, a short trip (no more than five minutes) through the heather will reach the cairn. If doing a out and back free parking can be found at Llonthony priory and then follow the signs for Hatterrall ridge.WAYNE ROWLETT04/09/2018
Offa's Dyke walk. Pandy to Black Mountain South Top, llanthony Priory, Beacons Way to Hatterall hill, Graig, Pen LLwygy to Pandy.stephenbuda04/08/2018
From Llanthony Priory (free) car park at SO 28916 27851. Took the Brecon Beacons Way SE through the wood to join the Offa's Dyke Path south to its highest point. Then a short heather stomp SW to the summit cairn. Returned by outward route. With MP on a survey.Man of Kernow112/07/2018
From Cwmyoy after climbing Graig. Last hill of the day. Solo.Dangerous Dave20/01/2018
Swindon Bagger22/10/2017
Lucky08/10/2017
maknipe08/10/2017