Name: Tyndale Monument
Address: North Nibley
Rating: 4.5

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“View from top of monument amazing!”

Very steep walks to get to the top but well worth it for the view once you are there. Also 124... read more

Reviewed 1 week ago

ltyamas

Essex, United Kingdom

“Fantastic views.”

Two of us visited on a Thursday morning. We climbed the steepish path up from the village, using... read more

Reviewed 1 week ago

HDB660

Swindon, United Kingdom

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ltyamas

Essex, United Kingdom

134

Reviewed 1 week ago

View from top of monument amazing!

Very steep walks to get to the top but well worth it for the view once you are there. Also 124 steps to top of monument.

Date of experience: April 2019

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HDB660

Swindon, United Kingdom

11843

Reviewed 1 week ago

Fantastic views.

Two of us visited on a Thursday morning. We climbed the steepish path up from the village, using the Cotswold Way. It was muddy in places but neither of us are major walkers and we managed ok. At the top of the path you begin...More

Date of experience: April 2019

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jaymA8877JC

Wotton-under-Edge, United Kingdom

103

Reviewed March 13, 2019 via mobile

Sunday walk with friends

We set off on a little walk to Tyndale monument from Wotton-under-Edge. It was a very windy day and once getting to the top of the monument climbing the 120 steps, it sure was blowing a gale! Fabulous views for miles and miles. Nice little...More

Date of experience: March 2019

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Mike C

1512

Reviewed February 10, 2019

Worth the walk to the top for the amazing view across the Severn Vale to Wales and the Malvern Hills

A great experience and it's free! Parking layby on the road at the base of the hill. Enjoy the walk up into the beech woods and around the old quarry to one of the best views in God's Kingdom.

Date of experience: February 2019

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JeffsJuice

Reviewed January 24, 2019

8th Wonder of the Wold

I honestly can't express the amount of love I have for the beautiful village, it will always have a special place in my heart. Not only the village itself but also the people that live in this village are welcoming and you can tell they...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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melba77

Oxford, United Kingdom

179

Reviewed October 21, 2018

Well worth the climb!

We visited on a glorious clear day and the views were magnificent. Impressed that the tower was open and that you could climb to the top. Beautiful surrounding woodland and countryside.

Date of experience: October 2018

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Businessfellow

312109

Reviewed October 5, 2018 via mobile

Quite a climb but worth the great views

We encountered the monument on our walk along the Cotswold Way. It was a marker for our destination in North Nibley and came in and out of view as we made our way there. It then loomed above us during our evening stay, waiting to...More

Date of experience: October 2018

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Jeff L

Portland, Maine

134

Reviewed September 11, 2018

Spectacular View

Just getting to the monument is a steep hike. It is open all the time, and free to enter. Inside a tight spiral staircase of 121 steps. Not for claustrophobic types. After about the first 30 steps there is nowhere for people to pass each...More

Date of experience: September 2018

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keithw533

Falkirk, United Kingdom

12452

Reviewed July 5, 2018

Short Walk, Far Views: what a cracking hill and monument.

Walked up to top of the hill and climbed monument with five year old grand niece and was rewarded by wonderfull views. In flat country you do not need a big hill to see for miles. The monument is in good condition with refurbed steps...More

Date of experience: June 2018

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Happy-Baz

Bristol, United Kingdom

5036

Reviewed April 4, 2018 via mobile

Worth the muddy walk

I can see this monument from my house but in over 3 years had never been to visit. Having my 16 year old son to stay was the perfect excuse for us to get out of the house together and go exploring. I parked easily...More

Date of experience: April 2018

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Patrick D

can I stop a tour bus at the Black horse pub North Nibley

May 25, 2017|

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Yes, I think that would be OK. People could get out there but the bus may need to move further up the road to be able to park. There is space to park by the war cemetery which is about 200 yards further up the road.

Robert B

Is it open all year round .?

February 12, 2017|

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The area round it is.

Amarr15

I need to meet my aunt at the base of north nibley hill but can't find a post code online can anyone help??? Thank you

July 12, 2016|

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Hi Sorry, I only just seen this message and prob too late now. I have the postcode of THE Black Horse pub GL11 6DT which is right opposite the hill which I walked up to see the monument.