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| Bacombe Hill |
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| LNR Type: |
Urban Fringe |
| County: |
Buckinghamshire |
Natural England
Regional Team: |
South East |
| Year of Declaration: |
1996 |
| Declaring Authority: |
Buckinghamshire County Council |
| Area (Ha): |
Click here to open the site map (new window). Once displayed, click on the site to see area and other details. |
| Grid Reference: |
SP 859 071 |
| Location: |
Wendover/Ellesborough Road, Wendover, HP22 6EL |
| Owned by: |
Buckinghamshire County Council |
| Managed by: |
Buckinghamshire County Council |
| Link to site map: |
Click here to open the site map from the MAGIC web site. |
| How to get there: |
Take the Ellesborough road out of Wendover. Go over the bypass and a small parking area is on the left at the sharp right hand bend. Or walk from the National Trust car park at Coombe Hill. |
| Visitor facilities: |
Walks and rides (on bridleway)
Numerous footpaths cross the site, no sealed paths. |
| What to see: |
A valuable area of downland, scrub and woodland on the central Chilterns� escarpment. It has a mix of mature beech woodland, paricularly to the top and the south of the reserve, also with large aras of open chalk grassland. It is managed as a Local Nature Reserve and is also a Site of Special Scientific Interest (for its chalk grassland). There are some rare chalk grassland flowers and butterflies. It is noted for orchids. |
| Volunteer and 'Friends of' groups: |
Volunteer opportunities on the wider Chilterns AONB see website www.chilternsaonb.org/about-chilterns/volunteering.html
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| Contacts for further information and how to get involved: |
Follow the attached link to send an e-mail enquiry www.chilternsaonb.org/conservation-board/contact-us.html
or write to or telephone
Chilterns Conservation Board
The Lodge
90 Station Road
Chinnor OX39 4HA
Telephone: 01844 355500 |
| Website address and other links: |
www.chilternsaonb.org/ccbmaps/732/137/bacombe-hill-local-nature-reserve.html
Alternatively try: www.chilternsaonb.org and search for Bacombe Hill Local Nature Reserve.
Last Updated: 08/08/2013 |
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