England
Shropshire Hills
Quiet hills on the Welsh border.
- Road guides
- 2
- Miles covered
- ≈ 17
- Twistiest
- Clee Hill
- Nation
- England
The Shropshire Hills are a low-key alternative to Wales, with the Long Mynd, the Clee Hills and quiet lanes between Ludlow and Church Stretton.
Mixed hill roads, from fast open climbs over Clee Hill to very narrow, steep lanes over the Long Mynd.
Road guides
Roads in the Shropshire Hills
Ludlow → Cleobury Mortimer
Clee Hill
The A4117 climbs from Ludlow onto Clee Hill with some of the widest views in the Marches, then winds down to Cleobury Mortimer. Fast, open and a great partner to lanes around Ludlow.
A4117
12 miChurch Stretton → Ratlinghope
The Burway, Long Mynd
The Burway climbs from Church Stretton onto the Long Mynd along a narrow ledge with steep drops into Carding Mill Valley. It is single track and not for the faint-hearted, with superb views at the top.
Minor road
5 mi