Bailey End
Bailey End is a largish holiday house available for week and weekend stays. The house sleeps up to nine in 5 bedrooms. Bailey End is located in the remote, small town of Bishops Castle in the Shropshire Hills, surrounded by beautiful walking country. You can walk directly from the house into the countryside. In the evening the town offers four pubs, two of which brew their own beer, and all of which do lunch and evening meals. Full details are on the website baileyend.co.uk
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This is a varied and delightful circular walk without any steep ascents, with an array of wonderful views in an area of outstanding natural beauty amongst the Shropshire Hills. ... More info
Distance from search point: 3.1 Miles
An interesting short walk around one of the best-preserved hill-forts in Central England.... More info
Distance from search point: 5 Miles
A walk from the small town of Clun with its castle ruins, up to one of the finest Iron Age hill-forts in Britain, on Sunnyhill. The return to Clun is via the village of Clunton. This walk follows the Shropshire Way for its first half.... More info
Distance from search point: 5.6 Miles
A good opportunity to wander round the Access Land of Corndon Hill and its little brother, Lan Fawr. You can then have refreshment at the Miner's Arms in the pretty village of Priest Weston, ready for the climb back up to the ancient Mitchell's Fold... More info
Distance from search point: 5.6 Miles
A climb to the summit of Corndon Hill will reward you with outstanding views in all directions. This is followed by a visit to the ancient Mitchell's Fold Stone Circle, which allegedly includes the stone out of which Arthur drew Excalibur.... More info
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