Visitor information

Enjoy forest walks and stunning views at Haughmond Hill

Explore Haughmond Hill and follow in the footsteps of history. Follow the trails out to the front of the hill for commanding views across the River Severn and Shrewsbury to the South Shropshire and Welsh hills beyond. Discover the Iron Age enclosure or visit the viewing platform over the quarry; a must for any budding geologists or anyone who likes dumper trucks!

At a glance

Our cafe is now open and the new Stick Man trail is ready to be explored!
Recent accessibility improvements to the car park, trails, and the Geo Trail viewpoint mean many more people can now enjoy the stunning views at Haughmond Hill.
21/02/2025 09:07
Two children in from of a Stick Man sign the reads 'Treemendous homes!'

The Stick Man trail at Haughmond Hill

Set off with a hop and twirl as you join Stick Man on his forest adventure.

Food and drink

A family eating lunch outside a cafe

Haughmond Hill Cafe

Refuel your family from our on-site cafe which offers a range of food and drinks freshly prepared each day.

There are four walking trails at Haughmond Hill for you to explore.

The Geo and Corbet trails are suitable for buggies and mobility scooters.

Wilfred's Walk and Henry's Hike are...

Spending time amongst the trees and really noticing nature is scientifically proven to boost our mental and physical health. Follow the trail to take a mindful walk through the...

Follow the yellow waymarkers along this surfaced trail through mixed woodland with frequent benches.  Visitors with wheelchairs, mobility scooters and buggies should find this walk...

Enjoy a tasty treat in the forest at one of our beautiful picnic areas, just bring along good food and company!

There are numerous picnic tables around the cafe area. To help dog...

Our history

A stone monument style object is sat among greenery

The history of Haughmond Hill

Did you know that the Haughmond Hill summit has the ruins of Haughmond Castle, a folly originally built about 1780 that collapsed in 1931? The history of Haughmond Hill is as rich and diverse as the forest itself.
Man walking dog along woodland trail

Walking trails at Haughmond Hill

Download our walking trails map to help plan your visit.

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Winding path through the mature woodland

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Man walking through grassy woods

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