Covering as much as 2,000 hectares (4,942 acres) of heather-covered hills with stunning views of the Shropshire Hills (an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and the Welsh hills.  This is an important place for wildlife, geology and archaeology.

There are paths for walking, cycling and horse riding, and car access to the top of the hill to take in the views. The visitor facilties include a tea-room, shop and car park; here you can play in the stream, relax with a picnic or head on up the hill for an adventure.