Beacon Hill National Nature Reserve

Beacon Hill National Nature Reserve is a unique nature reserve located on the western edge of the South Downs in England. This scenic area features a chalk hill with grassy slopes and woodland at the top, offering breathtaking views of the Hampshire Basin.

The reserve is famous for its diverse flora, including rare plant species like field fleawort and man orchid. It's a butterfly lover's paradise - rare specimens like the silver-spotted skipper and Duke of Burgundy can be found here.

The site also delights with historical elements - ancient barrows and earthen fortifications that add to the site's mystery and scientific significance.