National Trust - Pepperbox Hill

National Trust - Pepperbox Hill is a unique place that combines history with nature. It is home to one of England's oldest 'folly' towers dating back to 1606, known as Eyre's Folly - a hexagonal structure resembling a pepper container.

The site impresses with its diverse natural environment - from limestone hills to rare plant species, including orchids and yew trees. It's a nature lover's paradise, where rare species of butterflies like the Duke of Burgundy can be found.

The moderately challenging trail passes through forests, meadows and heathlands, offering picturesque views and wildlife sightings.