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Caer Caradoc Hill 459.5m P273.3 (1507ft) [List Objective: English Humps] (DoBIH Hill ID: 2841) [JNSA 8325] Shropshire National Landscape Definitive List summit.

Great views in every direction.

Well worth the walk up the hill ,amazing 360* views

excellent hill to climb. another iron age fort to take in the scenery

The Battle Stones, situated on Willstone Hill adorn the ridge between the towns of Church Stretton and Cardington. Though their name has been documented since 1623, the historical accounts of a battle or skirmish during the Roman invasion remain unverified. The spot is an excellent viewpoint, capturing The Lawley ridge and the iconic pudding-basin-shaped hill, The Wrekin, on the horizon.

Carding Mill Valley is owned and managed by the National Trust. It's in the centre of the Shropshire Hills AONB and a perfect starting place for a run, with trails winding away in all directions. There's a car park, toilets and tea rooms in the valley.

Pleasant enough waterfall, but tends to be busy with visitors.

Route up to the waterfall is being made increasingly idiot proof ("accessible") by National Trust footpath "improvers". Flow over the waterfall is becoming insignificant due to reduced rainfall in recent times. At the height of last summer (2022) it was a mere trickle and already by Feb this year it's barely more!