Whiteleaf Cross Chalk Figure

Whiteleaf Cross Chalk Figure is a fascinating figure carved into the chalk rock of Whiteleaf Hill. This impressive cross, 85 feet high and 79 feet wide, has mysterious origins dating back to at least 1742.

Theories as to its origins range from a symbol of Saxon victory, to a Christian sign, to an ancient phallic symbol. The site offers a magnificent view of the Aylesbury Valley.

The surrounding hiking trails, including the Ridgeway National Trail, offer excellent opportunities for hiking and biking. This is the perfect place for history and nature lovers in one.