Ivinghoe Beacon

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Ivinghoe Beacon is a prominent chalk hill and landmark in Buckinghamshire, England, known for its extensive views, archaeological sites, and role as a popular walking destination.

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Ivinghoe Beacon canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill
landmark
accessibleFrom B489 road
composedOf chalk
country England
crossedBy Chiltern Way
elevation approximately 233 metres
hasArchaeologicalPeriod Bronze Age
Iron Age
hasArchaeologicalSiteType Iron Age hillfort
barrows
prehistoric earthworks
hasCarPark near summit access track
hasDesignation Site of Special Scientific Interest (nearby areas)
hasEcologicalSignificance chalk grassland habitat
hasFeature chalk grassland
extensive views
open downland
steep escarpment
hasNearbyFeature Incombe Hole
Pitstone Hill
Steps Hill
hasRoute Ridgeway National Trail
hasViewOf Dunstable Downs (distant)
linked to: Dunstable Downs

Mentmore Towers area
Vale of Aylesbury
linked to: Aylesbury Vale
locatedIn Buckinghamshire
England
United Kingdom
managedBy National Trust
near Ivinghoe
Pitstone
Tring
partOf Ashridge Estate
linked to: Ashridge estate

Chiltern Hills
Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
popularWith local tourists
ramblers
walkers
region South East England
terminusOf Icknield Way Path
linked to: Icknield Way Trail

Ridgeway National Trail
usedFor hiking
kite flying
paragliding
sightseeing
walking

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The Ridgeway easternTerminus Ivinghoe Beacon
The Ridgeway notableNearbySite Ivinghoe Beacon
Icknield Way Trail westernTerminus Ivinghoe Beacon
Aldbury locatedNear Ivinghoe Beacon