Win Green Down, Protected natural site in North Wessex Downs, England.
Win Green Down is a protected natural site in the North Wessex Downs that rises to about 277 meters elevation. The hill features a distinctive tree cluster crowning its summit and offers views across multiple English counties.
Win Green Down was designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest in 1971 to protect its ecological features. This recognition safeguarded the chalk grassland environment and the species that live there.
The summit of Win Green Down functions as a natural observatory, enabling visitors to see landmarks such as Bournemouth, Salisbury, and Glastonbury Tor.
The site is accessible year-round and walking routes suit various fitness levels. The best time to visit is during drier months when the paths are in better condition.
The hill qualifies as a Marilyn, a classification for British hills with at least 150 meters of prominence. This distinction makes it noteworthy among hikers who seek out such geographically defined summits.
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