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Open one day per month to climb - if the flag is flying, or you can see dates at this link - https://www.floundersfolly.org.uk/

This is a delightful spot overlooking the stunning Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. So take a seat, relax and enjoy the view.

Great car park for walking in and around Clun, Guilden Down and Bury Ditches.

Stunning museum/collection of all things pop culture! Sadly it will close at the end of 2022, so make sure to pop in! I was able to safely leave my bike outside, Craven Arms is very safe and the lovely lady who owns the museum kept an eye on it as well!

not easy to get there on road bike, however could be done...

Onny Meadows lies on the outskirts of Craven Arms and offers peaceful hiking right from the town centre. Near the entrance of the meadows is the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre. Here you'll find a cafe packed with homemade snacks and drinks as well as an exhibition and shop. The centre runs cookery lessons too. In the exhibition, you'll be able to see a full size replica of a mammoth skeleton. Found near Shrewsbury, this gives you an idea of just how far back the local history goes.

Callow Hill is a hill near the village of Lower Dinchope between Craven Arms and Ludlow in the English county of Shropshire. It has a trig pointed summit and nearby is a square tower known as Flounders' Folly. It dates from 1838, when it was erected by Benjamin Flounders (1768—1846) to mark the boundaries between four large estates and maybe to celebrate his attaining his 70th year, his 'threescore years and ten'. Callow Hill is a UK listed Marilyn.

Along this hilltop section, you are treated to a superb view of the Burrow Hillfort, as well as Hopesay and Aston on Clun. With the wind in your hair and views over Shropshire all around, take a moment to contemplate the beauty and history that is right in front you.