5 najnevjerojatnijih vrhova oko Monkhopton

There is the bracket of the original Trig Point cemented into the path that leads to the Toposcope.

Incredible 360 views all around. A great muddy descent from the top.

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.

Abdon Burf is the site of an Iron Age Hillfort, one of several dotted across Brown Clee Hill. At 540 metres Abdon Burf is the highest hill in Shropshire, with neighbouring Clee Burf standing slightly lower at 510m.

Beautiful views of the Shropshire countryside with views extending to the counties beyond.

One of the many outcrops of battle stones along the route I took. A nice spot to take a moment and appreciate where you are.

Abdon Burf is the highest point in Shropshire and is the name for the higher of two summits on Brown Clee Hill. While much of the hill is covered in plantation, the summit and the western flanks are open heathland, providing fantastic views on clear days. This summit sits at 1,771 feet (540 m) and is also the sight of air traffic control masts which, while a little intrusive, are actually quite impressive by themselves. The hill has been the site of numerous wartime plane crashes, perhaps more than any other hill in the country. Today, planes are guided by the towers.

Brown Clee Hill is a nice walk from any direction and is a UK listed Marilyn.