Haddon Hill is one of the higher points in the south west of Exmoor National Park, overlooking Wimbleball Reservoir. Haddon Hill provides a really accessible way to experience Exmoor's wide open moorlands. It is a great place to see the herd of free roaming Exmoor Ponies that live here. The heather and gorse provide a habitat for many species of insect and during the summer, including the rare heath fritillary. You may also see buzzards, kestrels, deer and if you're lucky; merlins. Along this trail there are some cross gradients of up to 33%, however the path is wide enough to avoid these. There are is also one part of the trail (approximately 50 metres) which has a slope gradient of 16%. There are some areas of uneven ground and ground which may become muddy in rainy conditions.
| OVERALL RATING: BLUE | ||
| Path Surfaces: | ||
| Maximum Climbing Gradient: | 2 - BLUE | 5% |
| Maximum Descending Gradient: | 2 - BLUE | -5% |
| Total Elevation Gain: | 38 metres | |
| Distance: | ||
