Combe Gibbet
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A historic gibbet erected on a Neolithic long barrow on Gallows Down, marking the boundary between Inkpen and Combe, known for its grim 17th-century murder legend and panoramic views.

šŸ“œ Historic gibbet and Neolithic long barrow on Gallows Down, near Combe, England.
šŸ” Site of a 17th-century murder legend, rebuilt multiple times, and steeped in local folklore. It is a Scheduled Ancient Monument.

Why Go

šŸžļø Panoramic views over Berkshire, Wiltshire, and Hampshire counties
šŸš¶ Popular for hiking, off-road running, and the start of a scenic 16-mile off-road race
šŸ¦… Spot hang gliders and paragliders
šŸ’€ Explore a Scheduled Ancient Monument steeped in dark history and local folklore

Why Avoid

šŸš— Vehicular access via the by-way is heavily rutted, suitable only for robust vehicles

šŸ…æļø Parking Small free car park nearby (e.g., Walbury Hillfort car park) for easier access, a short walk to the gibbet.

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