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Elevation
153m
502 ft
Prominence
86m
Coordinates
52.7166, -2.6782
SJ542134
OS Map
126
Explorer: 241S
The summit features a striking trig point, which serves both as a navigational aid and an excellent photo opportunity. Don’t forget to capture a snap for the 'gram.
Haughmond Hill is primarily composed of sandstones and mudstones, forming part of the formation process from the late Jurassic period. You might even spot a few fossils from the age of the dinosaurs if you're lucky! Just don’t expect a T-Rex to come waltzing by.
On a clear day, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Shropshire countryside, the Welsh hills, and even the Malvern Hills in the distance.
The name 'Haughmond' derives from the Old English words 'haugh,' meaning river meadow, and 'mond,' which possibly refers to a hill or mound.
The hill has historical significance as a site of ancient human activity, with evidence suggesting it was inhabited during the Bronze Age.
A picturesque circular walk starting and ending at the car park, offering a delightful blend of woodland and open hill walks.
A shorter but steeper path through Stile Cop, ideal for those who like to break a sweat and have a great view as a reward.
Haughmond Hill Car Park, located off the B5063, is the main access point with ample space for vehicles.
The nearest bus stop is in nearby Shrewsbury, from which taxis or local buses may connect to Haughmond Hill.
While there are no facilities on the hill itself, Shrewsbury offers an array of cafes and shops to quench your thirst for caffeine or delicious snacks after a hearty hike.
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