Where is Devil’s Chimney?
Gloucestershire hills host this unusual landmark on a high ridge overlooking Cheltenham. Walkers usually follow the paths up from the edge of the town to find it.

What type of place is Devil’s Chimney?
Devil's Chimney is a limestone rock formation above an abandoned quarry near Cheltenham.

When is the best time to visit Devil’s Chimney?
Autumn mornings provide the best atmosphere because crisp air clears the surrounding valley mist. Heavy rain beforehand also makes the nearby scenery look fresh, though paths get slippery.

What can you do at Devil’s Chimney?
Hikers enjoy walking along the edge of the old quarry pit and photographing the bizarre stone pillar. Climbers also tackle the rock face occasionally, while others prefer scanning the wide horizon for birds.

How long should I spend at Devil’s Chimney?
Allowing roughly forty minutes gives you plenty of time to admire the views and trace the rugged contours of the stone. Keen walkers often stay longer to explore the rest of the nature reserve.

Where do I park at Devil’s Chimney?
Space for ten vehicles exists nearby, split between three day and seven overnight spots. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I eat near Devil’s Chimney?
The Mahal, Tabouli Terrace, and Gourmet San offer three dining options in the surrounding area. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I stay near Devil’s Chimney?
Cheltenham Cabin and Cotswold Luxury Coach House provide two local places to book for an overnight stay. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.