Join us on Friday 15th May 2026 for a challenging intermediate-level hike across Shropshire’s iconic 3 Clee Hills. This circular adventure takes in Titterstone Clee, Brown Clee, and Clee Burf summits, offering rugged terrain, dramatic views, and plenty of hilltop satisfaction.

Expect rocky, uneven paths, short steep ascents/descents, and stunning panoramas across the Shropshire Hills. Bring layers, waterproofs, lunch, and plenty of water for a full day in the hills.

Why Join?
🌄 Spectacular views – From the highest point in Shropshire to the radar dome on Titterstone, enjoy sweeping panoramas.

🥾 Intermediate challenge – Rocky paths, steep ascents, and technical terrain make this a rewarding hike.

📸 Photo opportunities – Panoramic hilltops, tranquil lakes, and historic features along the way.

🦌 Wildlife spotting – Keep an eye out for deer and other springtime activity.

🤝 Friendly hiking group – Sociable, supportive walk with like-minded outdoor enthusiasts.

Route Highlights
⛰️ Abdon Burf Summit (Brown Clee Hill, 540 m / 1,771 ft) – Shropshire’s highest point. Open heathland offers fantastic views, plus air traffic control masts and wartime history.

⚡ Clee Burf Summit (510 m / 1,673 ft) – Second summit of Brown Clee, home to an Iron Age hillfort site and panoramic Shropshire Hills AONB views.

🌊 Boyne Water Lake – Tranquil spot for a picnic or a daring wild swim.

🛤️ Gate to Abdon & Clee Burf Path – Option for a stone path descent if you want a gentler route after exploring the hilltops.

🏔️ Titterstone Clee Hill Summit – Radar dome, trig point, and cairn with excellent views of the surrounding landscape. Also the site of an Iron Age hillfort and dramatic quarrying history.

Event Details
📅 Date: Various Dates

🕤 Time: Meet at 09:00 am, finish approx. 4:30 pm

📏 Distance: Approx. 15 km (9.3 miles)

⛰️ Ascent: 570 m

🔀 Level: Intermediate – rocky, uneven, and challenging in places

🧭 Terrain: Rocky ridges, open heathland, plantation areas, and steep sections