Ashford Hangers National Nature Reserve

Beautiful area with fantastic views! The climb to the top is very steep and would have to have some sort of fitness to get to the peak. Real nice flowers sit of the hill side and the views are a sight to behold. Theirs also a memorial to edward thomas the famous local poet and a few benches to catch your breathe and take it all in.

Incredible views from the ridge. Extensive network of trails through the woods and fields. If you like yew trees, there are a lot here. Also beech, ash, and others.

Great views in all directions but very steep sides. Parking is limited to a few locations at the side of country lanes.

Parking was abit of an issue. No official car park, had to park along the roads.
Walks were excellent and the smell of fresh garlic was great to smell. Took the dog who loved it. Beautiful scenery and views

Super nice.. Breathtaking views. Lovely hiking experience. Highly recommended for solo traveller or hikers. Steep but it's worth it once you reach the highest top of the hill. One bench near the monument.

Beautiful English countryside, incorporating the famous Shoulder of Mutton Hill which is very steep and I would only attempt it if you are fit and able.

Stunning views in multiple directions and one of the steepest hills I've ever seen in my life - watch your step! Pretty interesting paths and lots of interesting trees and stuff. Much more interesting than some of these country parks which are often pretty flat and monotonous.

Do try to find a car park on a map in advance because if you just follow sat nav, you might end up stuck down a very bumpy path with no turning spots.

A favourite for us to visit. Its very quiet, and beautiful