This outlier of the Downs used to be known as a raptor watchpoint, although nowadays a lot of patience is required. There are extensive views in all directions. Cholsey Hill is a low hill but along with Lollingdon hill they are the highest points in the parish

An unfenced minor road from Aston Upthorpe to Cholsey village leads over the hill; there is a public footpath leading away to the north, but it is seldom necessary to leave the road.

From Cholsey village: (just off the A329 between Wallingford and Streatley) follow Church Road past the church. Cholsey Hill is a low hill, usually covered by crops. One or two rough pull-ins are available for parking.

Alternatively, follow minor roads from Didcot via Aston Upthorpe.

Cholsey station (1 mile) is served by local services between Didcot and Reading.

A 34 acre site leased by BBOWT, consisting of riverside marsh, swamp, coarse grassland, willow scrub, sedge and reeds.

Cholsey Hill, Dorchester, Churn.

Lollingdon Hill comes in to its own at migration periods as Wheatear are frequent and Redstart, Whinchat and Stonechat are regular and the occasional scarcity may turn up (Ring Ouzel, Great Grey Shrike, raptors including Osprey).