Fryent Country Park

Barn Hill, the high point of the park, rises to 86 m and is capped by pebble gravel; Gotfords Hill reaches 63 m and Beane Hill 65 m, and the rest lies on London clay. Fryent Way bisects the park and the Capital Ring footpath passes through it. Part of the ground is let on licence for the grazing of ponies and there is no formal organised sport. Wikipedia gives 103 hectares (254 acres) for the park with Barn Hill Open Space together. It is a nature reserve, classed as Metropolitan Open Land and as a wildlife site of Metropolitan Importance under the system Brent and the Greater London Authority use, and it carries no entry on the National Heritage List for England.