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Maes Knoll is an Iron Age hill fort in Somerset, England, located at the eastern end of the Dundry Down ridge, south of the city of Bristol and north of the village of Norton Malreward near the eastern side of Dundry Hill. It is a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
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Maes Knoll Tump (Iron Age Hill Fort)
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Maes Knoll Tump (Iron Age Hill Fort)

9CVC+9H, Bristol BS14 0BU, United Kingdom
4.7(46)
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Maes Knoll is an Iron Age hill fort in Somerset, England, located at the eastern end of the Dundry Down ridge, south of the city of Bristol and north of the village of Norton Malreward near the eastern side of Dundry Hill. It is a Scheduled Ancient Monument.

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Angus ClinchAngus Clinch
Great views over Bristol with contrasting views across paddocks on the other side. Not too long of a walk to get there and it's all well signposted. However, the road behind it is used as a dumping ground for people who want to litter so there is so much rubbish along the lane. Bring a bag to clear it up some rubbish along your walk and we can all sort it out.
Neil MessengerNeil Messenger
Sitting on Mae's knoll on a beautiful sunny day, with amazing views of the chewvalley and the mendips spread out in front of you, is an experience I cannot recommend enough.
Gary SweetGary Sweet
Iron Age Hill Fort. On a clear day. Views across Bristol to South Wales, Severn Bridge, Clfton Suspension Bridge. And to the South view across Chew valley to the Mendip Hills.
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Great views over Bristol with contrasting views across paddocks on the other side. Not too long of a walk to get there and it's all well signposted. However, the road behind it is used as a dumping ground for people who want to litter so there is so much rubbish along the lane. Bring a bag to clear it up some rubbish along your walk and we can all sort it out.
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Sitting on Mae's knoll on a beautiful sunny day, with amazing views of the chewvalley and the mendips spread out in front of you, is an experience I cannot recommend enough.
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Iron Age Hill Fort. On a clear day. Views across Bristol to South Wales, Severn Bridge, Clfton Suspension Bridge. And to the South view across Chew valley to the Mendip Hills.
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2y

Amazing breathtaking views. In the summer, I climb to the top of the hill and have a picnic- it can be a bit windy but it's worth it. In the colder months, ensure you wear wellingtons or really good walking boots as it can get a bit muddy. Carry some antibacterial hand gel- as you will be opening some gates along the footpath. Other essentials- water (or wine in my case), a few snacks and a picnic blanket. Also, please please please, if you are planning to have a picnic, do take any litter/packaging with you, don't just leave it there. Landmarks like these need to be looked after, by the community, there isn't anyone else that will maintain it. There are no pubs or shops nearby (except for Toby Cavery, which is on the way) just a...

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3y

Best view of Bristol by a mile, and it's only a mile out of the city. Please don't bring the car up here, there's no point. There's only one pull in space and it's too narrow a road to block one of those. It is very quiet though, and while steep, it is walkable.

For an easier ascent, go from Norton Malreward, up the side of a field and straight to the tump. From Bristol there's a footpath off Tanorth Road but I believe it is...

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4y

Great views that is on the Three Peaks Walk (but plenty of other footpaths from all other directions too)

Excellent views that are well worth the climb and with good views towards Bristol and the Clifton Suspension bridge in one direction and Chew magna in the other

Easily accessible from all directions such as Pensford, Dundry and Chew Magna

Easily found and well signed posted

Normally been up on a good day and the...

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