Wolstonbury Hill has been an important landmark for thousands of years. Iron Age farmers grazed animals on its summit and the Romans left pottery remains on its slopes. In wartime Britain Winston Churchill and members of the war cabinet met at nearby Danny House and would allegedly visit the slopes of Wolstonbury for inspiration. Upon reaching the summit, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the weald, the sea and the downs, including Newtimber Hill and Devil’s Dyke.