Stiperstones Nature Reserve
Stiperstones Nature Reserve
Stiperstones Nature Reserve
4.5
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Gina H
Chelmsford, UK29 contributions
Oct 2021
A lovely drive with stunning views which became even better once we had parked the car and walked 20minutes to the rocks themselves.
Perfect for young teens and children to scramble on the lower rocks and, with adult help, the higher rocks gave a sense of achievement when climbed and perfect views of the surrounding hills.A perfect Autumn walk.
Perfect for young teens and children to scramble on the lower rocks and, with adult help, the higher rocks gave a sense of achievement when climbed and perfect views of the surrounding hills.A perfect Autumn walk.
Written October 27, 2021
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301lisa33
Coventry, UK2,014 contributions
Aug 2023 • Friends
We visited for a fairly short walk and ascended the ridge from the Reserve car park, up a good track with a steady ascent. The views from the top were superb (and it wasnt a particularly clear day). Would definitely return for a longer walk. A walking map of the area would be a good idea
Written August 30, 2023
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Sam S
Worcester, UK25 contributions
Mar 2024 • Friends
Fabulous day walking!
Parked at the reserve carpark and did a 7.6km circular found on ‘AllTrails’… took in varying terrain and views! Beautiful little spot by the devils chair to have our picnic.
Easy routes to follow and plenty of ways to shorten and lengthen the day!
Very dog friendly!!
Parked at the reserve carpark and did a 7.6km circular found on ‘AllTrails’… took in varying terrain and views! Beautiful little spot by the devils chair to have our picnic.
Easy routes to follow and plenty of ways to shorten and lengthen the day!
Very dog friendly!!
Written March 31, 2024
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Clare E
Bath, UK139 contributions
Dec 2021 • Couples
Wow, what a view. Well worth the hike up. Started below The Rock, walk up and around then onto the devil's chair to the end. Was stunning even on a windy day with low cloud
Written December 30, 2021
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jean s
cirencester16 contributions
Sep 2020
Quite simply - stunningly beautiful scenery -this is prime walking country with outstanding views. The roads are well maintained and traffic light. Free parking and easy access. On this occasion I drove through but will definitely revisit when in the county
Written September 6, 2020
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Paul R
Newcastle-under-Lyme, UK442 contributions
Aug 2020 • Family
What a lovely place to visit that offers a very different day out. There is parking on site and it’s fairly easy to find with Google Maps and signs. The walk is quite rocky but not too hard for families. The rocks are really unusual and good to climb. The views are great if it’s not foggy which it often is. Definitely go if you are in the area as well worth it. Walk is about an hour if you don’t stop.
Written August 11, 2020
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Still_living-Life
Shrewsbury UK78 contributions
Aug 2013 • Friends
Beautiful countryside and amazing community spirit. Top be honest I can see the Stiperstones rock formations from my home and can [and do frequently] drive there in under 30 minutes. We always take our visitors up for a visit to both the Bog centre and through to the Tankerville Gallery on the way into the Stiperstones pub for lunch. We have introduced this area to people from USA, Hawaii and Australia and everyone quite rightly fell in love with it. If you live in or are visiting Shropshire this are is a gem and the people are really friendly - the Bog Centre shows the work of local artisans and is staffed by local volunteers. ask them about the Mary Webb link.
Written August 28, 2013
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TeeSarh
Wolverhampton, UK111 contributions
Apr 2013 • Couples
They say the Stiperstones was formed some 480 million years ago and once was a shallow sea, this makes this site to have some of the oldest rock formations in the world.
It also has an history of Iron Age Man going back 3000 years so lots to think about as you explore this beautiful mystical part of Shropshire.
I would say that this is no easy walk underfoot as its very rocky on the upper ridge and good boots for ankle support are a must.!!!!.
But hey once up on the ridge's the rewards are well worth it.
It also has an history of Iron Age Man going back 3000 years so lots to think about as you explore this beautiful mystical part of Shropshire.
I would say that this is no easy walk underfoot as its very rocky on the upper ridge and good boots for ankle support are a must.!!!!.
But hey once up on the ridge's the rewards are well worth it.
Written April 22, 2013
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David C
Shrewsbury, UK12 contributions
Jun 2018 • Family
This is an iconic part of the Shropshire Hills.It is an ideal spot to visit for those who wish to experience a rich natural environment. Take in the beautiful panorama in every direction and clamber on the ancient tors, or make it part of a longer hill walk. A good car park enables you to get within 10 minutes walk of the first tor. A must is the 'Devil's Chair', featured in Mary Webb's classic novel and its brilliant film adaption starring Jenifer Jones.
For a good day out, why not walk over to the Stiperstones Inn for lunch?
For a good day out, why not walk over to the Stiperstones Inn for lunch?
Written January 23, 2019
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We_eat_lots
London, UK72 contributions
Dec 2016 • Couples
Went in the ridge walk on Boxing Day. Lots of people at the carpark but once you get up there, the view is absolutely beautiful and the sweeping countryside before you just takes the breath away. Beautiful crisp winter day with just a soft haze.
Written December 28, 2016
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Are there any walks thay are well signposted or do you need an OS map? And is irnoknfor beginners and small dogs? Thank you
Written July 22, 2018
Hi, the paths are clear, but better with a map as several routes around and not all sign posted.
Written August 3, 2018
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