Butser Hill, standing at approximately 217 meters above sea level, is a rarely used paragliding site primarily accessible to members of the Sky Surfing Club (SSC) or clubs with a Reciprocal Agreement with SSC. Visitors and guests are not permitted. The hill features multiple bowls and faces, offering good bottom landing options and accommodating various wind directions, including West, North, North East, and South. However, due to its complex shape, it is not ideal for ridge lift or thermals. On a reasonable thermal day, sea-breeze can disrupt conditions early in the afternoon. Butser Hill is part of the Queen Elizabeth II Country Park, managed by Hampshire County Council. The site is popular with walkers, kite fliers, and aeromodellers, so pilots must be exceptionally considerate to avoid conflicts that could jeopardize access. Access to Butser Hill is from the south, traveling north on the A3(M). Turn off at the Clanfield signpost, bear right at the slip "T" junction, and follow the National Trust signs to Butser Hill. From the roundabout, turn left at Hog’s Lodge pub, then right and uphill at the narrow lane, and right at the "X" roads to reach the pay car park. Parking requires a ticket, and non-ticketed cars are fined. Unload in the parking area and carry your gear to the relevant flying slope. Note that the area is targeted by thieves, so do not leave valuables in your car. The car park closes to incoming vehicles after 8:00 pm. Rules include parking only in designated areas and keeping dogs under control due to sheep grazing. Any mess must be cleaned up. For more information, visit the Sky Surfing Club's site guide: [Butser Hill Site Guide](http://skysurfingclub.co.uk/sites-guide/butser/). For visual references, check out these videos: - [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKKXVkoYVSg) - [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erXowNvYjts) Contact the Park Centre at 023 92595040 for additional details.