Hare Hill

The tallest surviving fragment of Hadrian's wall and most Westerly. The core is original but the northern face is from the 19th century.

Hare Hill is the tallest and most westerly surviving fragment of Hadrian's Wall, with its original core dating to the Roman era and its northern face rebuilt in the 19th century. It is important as a key archaeological and historical landmark, illustrating both Roman engineering and later conservation efforts.