Mumbles Hill is a hill near the south eastern tip of the Gower Peninsula, Wales. Parts of the hill form a designated Local Nature Reserve, declared in 1991. Defensive gunnery positions were built on the hill in World War II.
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Mumbles Hill Local Nature Reserve: A Rewarding Hike
Mumbles Hill offers a beautiful and challenging hike with stunning panoramic views of Swansea Bay. While the ascent can be steep, especially towards the top, it's well worth the effort. A walking stick can be helpful for navigating the steeper sections, providing extra stability.
The reserve offers ample free parking at Underhill car park off Newton Road. For those who prefer, there's another car park and a cafe on the opposite side of the hill.
If you're looking for a scenic and invigorating outdoor experience, Mumbles Hill Local Nature Reserve is highly recommended. Just be prepared for a...
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Very nice nature reserve with access just opposite the main coastguard station. Nice easy walk up with good views of the lighthouse and coast. The surprise came after we got to the very top where there is a great view right over the huge sweep of Swansea bay. Well worth the walk up just for the view. The tide was out when we were there, the beach really is huge...
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One of my favourite places in mumbles and usually relatively quiet. Wheelchair accessible if you park at the top of Thistleboon drive. Long walk right round the edge of mumbles hill with great views of swansea bay, pier, lighthouse and right round towards lighthouse bar...
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