Beacon Hill: Norfolk County Top
Significance: Highest peak in Norfolk (Historic County Top)
Parent Peak: Haddington Hill.
Nearest Higher Neighbour: Great Wood
Member of: N/A
Elevation: 105m
Date climbed: July 31st 2016
Coordinates: 52°55′30″N 1°15′05″E
GPX File: get via Buy Me a Coffee
Map: OS Explorer Map 252 Norfolk Coast East
Guidebook: The UK's County Tops (Jonny Muir), Walking the County High Points of England (David Bathurst)
Links: Wikipedia (Norfolk), Wikipedia (Beacon Hill), Peakbagger, Hillbagging
A few miles south-west of Cromer is Beacon Hill, the summit of a famously flat county and another on my list of Tops to be done as part of another adventure. We bagged Beacon Hill on a small diversion from our Peddars Way and North Norfolk Coast cycle trip. The summit is easily found as it’s marked with a huge flagpole on a clearing next to the National Trust Car park at Beeston Regis Heath. The bench near the summit was a nice place for us to rest, look out to sea and contemplate the final stage of the trip.
