Woolland Hill
Woolland Hill has one of the largest remaining fragments of chalk heath in Dorset. This rare habitat enables acid-loving plants, such as heather, to grow in alkaline areas. As well as being a Local Nature Reserve, the area has been designated as a Site of Nature Conservation Interest due to its high wildlife value.
On a clear day, Woolland Hill offers magnificent views across seven counties and even on to the coast of Wales.
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This is a traditional cache hidden at the given co-ordinates
The cache is a 35mm film pot
~ Please replace carefully ~
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The entrance to the Nature Reserve is at N50° 51.100 W002° 18.695 – however, be aware that there is a width and height restriction for vehicles to the car parking area.
There is alternative unrestricted off-road parking a short distance along the road at
N50° 51.139 W002° 18.563.
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