This breathtaking hill lies between Bishop's Castle and Church Stretton and is the most southerly moor of its type in England.
The dramatic hogs back hill which lies between Bishop’s Castle and Church Stretton, its steep escarpment facing west towards the former. It is the most southerly moor of its type in England, and has completely breathtaking views. The Portway, a pre-historic trackway, runs along its ridge and many public footpaths give access.
Directions: From Bishop’s Castle turn left for Wentnor off the A489 (Craven Arms road) and before the village turn right to Asterton. Turn right at the junction and immediately left up the steep slope. At the top is the Midland Gliding Club and gliders and hang gliders can be seen when the weather is suitable. Alternatively, past the Green Caravan Park at Wentnor and follow the road to Bridges, turn right over the Mynd to Church Stretton.
