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Bachelor Hill york

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Bachelor Hill offers residents and visitors alike an elevated scenic viewpoint located in Foxwood, York, perfect for nature enthusiasts seeking tranquility away from urban bustle. This area provides opportunities for walking trails that allow exploration while enjoying stunning views over surrounding landscapes—an ideal destination for those longing for peaceful outdoor experiences without straying too far from city conveniences. We encourage everyone seeking natural beauty combined with accessibility to discover Bachelor Hill.

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Ian Paul

4 Google Rating

As the highest place around York it is a usefulplace to get some uphill running practise. Does not g

4/ 5

As the highest place around York it is a usefulplace to get some uphill running practise. Does not get five stars as there is no seat at the top to relax on after exercise.

pat Igoe

4 Google Rating

quiet tranquil lovely views

4/ 5

quiet tranquil lovely views

Andrew Westbrook

5 Google Rating

The best views of Acomb and York

5/ 5

The best views of Acomb and York

Eli Mountain

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

t4all

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

philip blissett

5 Google Rating

Had a stroll with my daughter and her boyfriend walking their dogs. It brought back happy memories o

5/ 5

Had a stroll with my daughter and her boyfriend walking their dogs. It brought back happy memories of my childhood because I used to play here from about the age of 7 to 15. The sandpit area is little more overgrown now but the views from the top of the hill are still very nice.

K8 Smee

4 Google Rating

Walk my dog here pretty much every day. It’s a good space apart from all the dog mess that’s lef

4/ 5

Walk my dog here pretty much every day. It’s a good space apart from all the dog mess that’s left by lazy owners so you have to watch your step! A few holes dug by the wildlife can make you roll your ankle as well… careful steps :-)

John McCarthy

4 Google Rating

Nice spot for a dog walk. The Council have left some parts unmown which has created a little charact

4/ 5

Nice spot for a dog walk. The Council have left some parts unmown which has created a little character in the form of patches of longer grass and wild flowers. No doubt a habitat for pollenators. Shame some people haven't cleaned up after their dogs!

Kim Watson

5 Google Rating

Really nice green area. Has a great view for miles on a clear day. Great for dog walking.

5/ 5

Really nice green area. Has a great view for miles on a clear day. Great for dog walking.

Heather

5 Google Rating

Great to walk around with the dog 🐕

5/ 5

Great to walk around with the dog 🐕

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