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Elevation
540m
1,773 ft
Prominence
375m
Coordinates
52.4767, -2.5996
SO593867
OS Map
137 138
Explorer: 217
The summit features a large, prominent trig point surrounded by heather and gorse, offering spectacular 360-degree views. Look closely and you might spot some unexpected wildlife between the stones!
Brown Clee Hill is primarily composed of Old Red Sandstone, with underlying volcanic rock which contributes to its rugged terrain. The geological history of the area offers a fascinating glimpse into the Earth’s past, with sedimentary layers dating back to the Devonian period.
From the summit, you can see the Longmynd, the Malvern Hills, and on a clear day, even the Brecon Beacons. If you squint hard enough, you might just see your next adventure on the horizon.
The name 'Clee' is derived from the Welsh word 'claer', meaning 'bright' or 'clear', possibly referring to the hill's visibility on the landscape.
It has been a site of human activity since prehistoric times, with evidence of early settlements in the surrounding area.
A popular and straightforward approach that leads to the summit along an established track, offering manageable gradients suitable for most.
Starting from the nearby village, this more scenic route loops around the south side of the hill with a mixture of footpaths and field margins.
There is ample parking at the Clee Hill car park, located off the B4364; it's free but arrives early on weekends to nab a spot.
Reachable by local bus services running from Ludlow and Kidderminster, but check the schedule as they can be a bit flaky.
The nearest facilities can be found in Cleobury Mortimer, including cafes to refuel your energy (and your coffee intake). Public toilets are also available in the town centre.
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