Region 39 · England

Central and Eastern England

One of the 95 hill-survey regions used by the Database of British & Irish Hills. Every hill we track in this region is listed below, tallest first — follow any name for its full record, live summit weather and daylight times.

Hills listed
16
Highest hill
Cleeve Hill 330 m
Mean height
209 m
Marilyns
3

Access rights in this region

Conditional Right to roam in England: Right to roam only on mapped CRoW open access land — full England access guide.

This is the general position, not legal advice — local byelaws, seasonal restrictions and closures can override it. See the country-by-country access guide, or query an exact grid reference with the access checker.

All 16 hills, tallest first

Hills in Central and Eastern England, sorted by height descending
# Hill Height Prominence Classifications Grid ref
1 Cleeve Hill 330 m 237 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA TopMarilyn +1 SO996245
2 Milk Hill 294.3 m 147 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA TopHuMP SU104643
3 Bardon Hill 279.9 m 172 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA TopMarilyn +1 SK460131
4 Wendover Woods 267.5 m 180 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA TopMarilyn +1 SP890089
5 Ebrington Hill 260.7 m 112 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA TopHuMP SP187426
6 Bald Hill 257.2 m 125 m Historic County TopHuMP SU728957
7 Pavis Wood 244 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA Top SP914091
8 Dunstable Downs 243 m 105 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA TopHuMP TL008194
9 Arbury Hill 224.3 m 102.7 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA TopHuMP SP540587
10 Cold Overton Park 197 m 11 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA Top SK827085
11 Bushey Heath 153.4 m 80 m Historic County Top TQ151939
12 Chrishall Common 147 m 15 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA Top TL443361
13 Great Wood 129.4 m 38 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA Top TL788558
14 Castle Camps airfield 128 m 21 m Historic County Top TL632418
15 Beacon Hill 105.1 m 79 m Historic County TopCurrent County/UA Top TG183414
16 Boring Field 80.8 m Historic County Top TL047711

Hill data from the Database of British & Irish Hills v18.3 (CC BY 4.0). Prominence is the drop to the hill's key col; a dash means it is not recorded in our dataset.


Browse the other survey areas on the regions hub, check what you can do at a specific spot with the access checker, and read our safety notes before heading up — hill days here can outlast daylight, especially in winter.