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Description
May Hill is topped with heathland. Look for harebells, bluebells, orchids and sweet woodruff. Lower slopes are mature mixed woodland, mostly chestnut, oak, silver birch, rowan, hawthorn, beech and pine.
Good range of wood and heath birds. ďateľ malý, žlna zelená and ďateľ veľký. králik zlatohlavý, penica slávikovitá, muchár sivý, žltochvost hôrny, ľabtuška lúčna, ľabtuška hôrna, krivonos smrekový in summer, pŕhľaviar čiernohlavý, brhlík obyčajný, sojka obyčajná, sluka hôrna all year, flocks of stehlík konôpka, stehlík čížik, stehlík hnedkavý and occasional pinka severská (ikavec) in winter.
Hobbs Quarry, one mile south of MayHill, contains a 400 million year old fossilised coral reef. Access on foot only, footpath from Longhope village shop.
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Access
From A40 Ross to Gloucester road, take minor road north west of Longhope. Take next right then follow signs to car parks. From Newent take the minor road by the library, past the school and Bird of Prey centre, to Cliffords Mesne.
Walk to summit is quite strenuous, the woodland paths can be muddy.
Terrain and Habitat
Forest , Agriculture , Scattered trees and bushes , Grassland , Plateau , Moors/heathland , City/villageConditions
Hilly , Slippery , Open landscapeCircular trail
YesIs a telescope useful?
NoGood birding season
Spring , WinterBest time to visit
SpringRoute
Wide path , Narrow trailDifficulty walking trail
StrenuousAccessible by
Foot , Bicycle , CarBirdwatching hide / platform
NoExtra info
Please note that Nags Head pub marked on map near Longhope is now permanently closed.