A tree-topped hill visible for miles around.
This hill with its top-knot of trees is a landmark on the Bishop’s Castle to Shrewsbury road (A 488) and has strong associations with the Mary Webb heroine Hazel Woodhouse who lived at The Callow. There are many excellent walks in the area with renewed stiles, gates and sign posting and some of it enjoys “right to roam”. Walkers can use the Callow Inn car park and it is easy walking from Mitchells Fold and the Stapeley Hills.
Directions: From Bishop’s Castle take the A 488 towards Shrewsbury for about 14 miles and turn left at the Shelve crossroads.
