Hambledon Hill is a prehistoric hill fort in Dorset, England, in the Blackmore Vale five miles northwest of Blandford Forum. The hill itself is a chalk outcrop, on the southwestern corner of Cranborne Chase, separated from the Dorset Downs by …

Hambledon Hill is one of the most iconic sites in Dorset, rising steeply to 190 metres above the Blackmore Vale and the river Stour with fantastic views into the neighbouring counties of Wiltshire and Somerset.

Rich in archaeology and designated a national nature reserve, Hambledon Hill in Dorset gives visitors the opportunity to experience nature and history throughout the seasons. Among the highlights are panoramic views that stretch across three …

2020年5月20日 · Hambledon Hill rises steeply to 190 metres above the Blackmore Vale and the river Stour below. It is located close to the village of Child Okeford, 6 miles north-west of Blandford Forum. Hambledon Hill is one of the best preserved and most notable Iron Age hill forts in Great Britain.

The gently contoured Hambledon Hill stands between the chalk mass of Cranborne Chase to the east – clearly visible from its western slopes at only 3-4km distance – and the rest of the...

Hambledon is one of the best preserved and most notable Iron Age hill forts in Great Britain and one of the best preserved Neolithic landscapes in Europe. The hilltop is encircled by an Iron Age earthwork and there are extensive Neolithic features, making it a major archaeological site.

Excluding Maiden Castle, this site is the most impressive hillfort in Dorset. Built more than 2000 years ago, Hambledon Hill was a key settlement of the Durotriges tribe who dominated Dorset.

HAMBLEDON HILL. Hambledon Hill is set as an "island hill" on the northwest edge of the Cretaceous ridge as it crosses southern England where Cranborne Chase and the North Dorset Downs are cut through by the River Stour as it flows to the south coast just east of Bournemouth.

Hambledon Hill is a National Nature Reserve and one of Dorset's most impressive Iron Age hillfort with multiple ramparts. The hilltop is encircled by an Iron Age earthwork and there are extensive Neolithic features, making it a major archaeological site.

Hambledon Hill is a lone hill in Dorset, dominated by the earthworks of a prehistoric hill fort. It is found in the Blackmore Vale five miles north of Blandford Forum. The hill is a chalk outcrop, on the south-western corner of Cranborne Chase, separated from the …