What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in East Hertfordshire.
Widbury Hill is a low chalk hill rising to about 110 meters above sea level, part of the broader Chiltern Hills range. It is known for its Iron Age hill fort, Widbury Camp, which reflects its historical significance as a defensive and settlement site in pre-Roman times.
Places near here
Signpost on Widbury HillMountain or hill · 100 yd
Lea Navigation at Tumbling Bay BridgeHeritage place · 346 yd
Tumbling Bay Bridge, River Lea NavigationHeritage place · 403 yd
Widbury Hill Farm BarnsMountain or hill · 502 yd
Widbury WoodWood · 857 yd
Bluecoat Boy statueMonument or public art · 901 yd
Ware : Scott's Grotto summerhouseCave or cavern · 1193 yd
The Malt Maker Statue, Ware, HertfordshireMonument or public art · 1212 yd
Ware War MemorialMemorial · 1241 yd
The War Memorial, WareHeritage place · 1305 yd
Mead WoodForest · 1370 yd
Old MilepostMonument or public art · 1403 ydOther information
Photo: Rob Candlish · CC BY-SA 2.0