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Name:Callow Hill
Hill number:2847
Height:339.6m / 1114ft
RHB Section:38A: Shropshire
County/UA:Shropshire
Catchment:Severn
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Tump (300-399m), Clem
(Ma,Hu,Tu,3,Cm)
Grid ref:SO 46079 85065
Summit feature:ground by path
Drop:157.4m
Col:182.2m  SO 5325 9515  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 137 138
(1:25k) 217
Observations:ground by tower 30m SW at SO 46081 85063 is 1m lower; trig point 120m SW at SO 45980 84955 is lower still
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https://www.strava.com/activities/11127942580 MammothonSleepwa1ker07/04/2024
Parked at road bend to the NW for Flounders Folly. Took the direct steep ascent and was thankful for the hazel hand support on the slippery mud. Visited hp, tower and trig. Descended via the zigzag gentler path. With Gillian.richard6907/11/2023
Parked area to NW of Flounders Folly at Start of the footpath. Took the direct route which involved hands and knees near the top section as very wet and slippy. Climbed Folly as it was an open day, visited Trig and High Point on track. Returned via the Gentle footpath.Jephcote8329/10/2023
Took the direct route which involved hands and knees near the top section as very wet and slippy. Climbed to the top of the Folly and got a badge, visited Trig and High Point on track.Ivy Jephcote29/10/2023
Kicked my boots off half way up which meant daddy had to go back down to pick them up! Visited Folly, Trig and High Point on track.Iris Jephcote29/10/2023
With LJanet M23/06/2023
Second ascent. Flounders Folly open day, excellent 360 degree views from top of tower.PeteF07/04/2023
Walked up as part of the route for the Shropshire Way Half Mammothon.jessicahickman01/04/2023
From the small parking space at Morwood 457854 and then a steep direct route to the tower.Peterb23/02/2023
Parked Lower Dinchope. Well signed zig-zag path through woods.squeegs19/02/2023
Walked up from Strefford Ford with Alma Aurea. Water too high to drive through it! Nice walk, good views. /Dmeltdiceburg07/01/2023
Parked in corner 457854. Took the easier/longer route to the tower. Early morning, 2nd and possibly even better English inversion. Sunny on top and stunning.iangalbraith29/11/2022
Day 1 of a 5 day winter backpack in Shropshire. Walked up from Craven Arms and prior to the wild camp on Hope Bowdler Hill.morgs4mountains19/11/2022
From Parking area at bottom of hill DrLongwojo19/08/2022
From north with Lesley in showers, up and down the easy path. Passed an Orthodox Jewish family of eleven making their way down. We thought this was unusual but later the same day met about 60 Orthodox Jewish teenage boys on Caer CaradocNick Canute15/08/2022
Parked near a cow field, walked to path which was in the shade of the forest near the summit was lots of ferns blocking the path, at the top was a big stone tower with a sign and some wooden seats next to it. With whole family.speedyclimber27/07/2022
Parking on corner to NW at start of ROW. Took the gentler route up, enjoyed the woodland shade on a muggy day. Nice views to W. Picnicked on benches at the top. With whole family. 122m ascentRoguePulsar27/07/2022
Part of the Shropshire Walking Festivalandrewcoles02/04/2022
8.2 mile circular from little car park at Harton Hollow nature reserve. Along track to very dull but very easy Wolverton Hill top. We then followed Wenlock Edge on muddy trails to footpath near Moorwood farm, followed this to minor road then onto Callow Hill via the easy un-steep route. Nice views from the top stretching into Wales including the Brecon Beacons. From here we descended the same way (the steep route being far too slippery) and followed path to minor road, along road to Middlehope college then tracks and paths into Acorn Coppice onto Diddlebury Common. The black-dashed trail in the woods on the map does exist! We climbed easily over fence into field where summit is. Afterwards we descended through woods to minor road at Burwood and followed this back to the edge and car park. 402m ascent. Afterwards we drove to and bagged Brown Clee Hill (2nd time) and Clee Burf. Perfect clear, sunny and warm. No one about.DanTrig14/03/2022
A very pleasant afternoon stroll from Craven Arms station along quiet lanes via Lower Dinchope. Came directly up from the NW, the higher slopes quite slippery and involved a bit of branch grabbing! Fabulous views from the summit area. Headed SW and zig-zagged down through the wood. On to Norton Camp.thesweetcheat26/02/2022
Short walk up from the corner of the road directly below the tower, up the very steep slope and turned right after the tower to find a more gradual stepped (much better) way back down. A pleasant short walk whilst travelling.nickywood105/02/2022
Walk with R from the Craven Arms Discovery Centre, a variation to the “Hills and Dales walk”.Dan Baddeley12/12/2021
From parking to NW. Up the steep way, down the easy way (see board at start)PeteN25/11/2021
Good parking to the NW near the Moorwood turnoff. Went up and down the less steep way.paulhilder23/08/2021
Choice of 2 walks to the summit from the little area where you can park heading North from Lower Dinchope. The longer, less steep or the short and steep (signposted as such). The short and steep which I took is very, very steep and was glad to be wearing climbing approach shoes! Fantastic views from the top and the tower really is something to behold up close.jamiequackers07/08/2021
park point 214 take steep route up and down may be to steep if very wet folly and trig pointunderhill24/06/2021
30K loop from Craven Arms rail station to 3 Marilyns. Path to summit/folly well signed in wood and passable in June.davechaffey23/06/2021
https://www.strava.com/activities/11128145923Sleepwa1ker21/04/2021
OK parking at SO456853. Up the disappointingly unexciting 'steep' route (dry) and back down the gradual route which was as slippery as an ice rinkIsbjorn13/04/2021
On a walk from Craven Arms. Blustery and cool today. We took the difficult route up which was super steep (as expected) but also quite muddy and slippery, most amusing.greboicus27/03/2021
Steep and slippy path.Play2End18/08/2020
From Wolverton Hill. Listened to On Wenlock Edge by Vaughan Williams then Gurney as we walked through the woods. Sat awhile by the tower, loved the ridge NE with fine view of Shropshire. High summer feel, insects a buzzing, getting warmer. Descent via Hill End. Back to car at 14:45.Wycombe Wanderer29/07/2020
Managed to pull bumper off front of car driving into a ditch whilst turning right. Parking difficult. Went up through field to where it said path was but totally overgrown nettles so went through field on other side of barbed wire. Saw two ladies at near top who asked why I was over other side of fence and that there was going to be no way back across. I found a spot where two barbed wire fences met and were strong enough to get a good foothold to cross to tower. Back same way. Rainingketzster16/06/2020
with K, walked up from Strefford. Last steep bit hard work, being slippy too, so returned by gentler route.IanHHill20/03/2020
TD, C &HThis Dog12/08/2019
Craven Arms - Callow Hill - Norton Camp - View Edge - Oaker Wood - Burrow - Craven Arms.Mark Jackson27/07/2019
1/4 from the northeast, parking at the kink in the road. Easy zig zag up, short steep way down. Trig visited also, though the head high vegetation was a painN.Morters11/07/2019
https://www.strava.com/activities/4271798814Sleepwa1ker27/03/2019
Up zig zag path from parking for folly. Ground by tree to NE does seem higher.prwild21/10/2018
from road corner to NW. found the short way up and took long way down.KC05/10/2018
Day off work so went over to Shropshire to try some Marilyns - lovely hills. Easy parking to NW at road bend. Missed the difficult route and took the easy-glad I did when I saw it from the top.Mark Sims14/09/2018
6/7 Marilyn day. From the road to the NW, up zig zag track. Visited both the tower and trig. (S)silveracorn_alan09/08/2018
Day collecting Shropshire Marilyns, 7 in total.tomd409/08/2018
Footpath from Lower Dinchope. Space for one vehicle on roadside. Solo.Dangerous Dave06/08/2018
Parked 457854 in layby / gateway by Callow Hill sign. Walked up along bendy path as straight route up was overgrown and too steep. Came to tower first and walked passed about 100m from tower to trig point in bushes on left. Super backdrop to trig was a corn field. Part of Flounders Folly.Hippy7701/08/2018
Straight up and down from NWClive G23/06/2018
3/7 today. Parked to NW and wandered up obvious tracks to summit area. Went to trig point first then along to tower and beyond looking for highest potential ground. Myrddyn Phillips joined me for this hill and he trimbled the various potential high points - I await his blog for the results.assynt_bob04/05/2018
Approach from NW. Tower closed.ger30/04/2018
From NW at road bend. Went straight up to Tower and nearby HP came back down zig zag path. Good views.PeterD22/04/2018
Excellent walk up And there's a nice geocache on the way was parked next to one tooSossick25/11/2017
3/12M Track above morwood.robertphillips19/10/2017
A nice stroll up from the track above Moorwood. I strolled up the zig zag footpath, because it gave good views and the diretissima is overgrown and nasty looking. The Tower was, of course, closed. Quick stroll to the trig and back the same way.Gill12/10/2017
Walk/running short loop. Fine weather, breezy. After View Edge. Working. Rounsfell29/09/2017
After Burrow, climbed from Strefford, then descended past trig point and via Lower Dinchope back to Craven Arms. A good 17 mile walk for three Marilyns.AlanD20/09/2017
Imposing tower beckons from base of the hill. Ascend through mixed woodland, lots of fungi about to reach summit and Flounders Folly (1817). Also visited the trig further along the ridge with wide open views into Corve-dale with the Clee hills beyond. Dropped to Lower Dinchope the burial place of Grove Sprightly (Racehorse), lane to the ford at Strefford then back along Wenlock Edge. A quiet pretty place.briandavies17/09/2017
Pleasant walk up to summit and trig. Folly not open which was a shame.isabelle05/08/2017
Zig zag path to tower.Early morning to avoid heat.NormanW17/06/2017
With K. Recommend easy route zigzagging to E instead of direct ascent.Ashley15/04/2017
Straight up and down from bends on road. Folly not open.Topographer5710/04/2017
Tower open so climbed to top for a small donationcjo26/03/2017
Prior to Pulverbatch Plum Pudding PlodMichaelF23/12/2016
Second Hill of the day, walking with Sarah. Now a long trek to the Sun Inn (at Corfton with brewery attached).Bernard26/11/2016
Great views from the top.SarahS26/11/2016
From Strefford up through Strefford Wood and then Frizland Coppice to tower. Quick jaunt to trig for good measure. Returned same way - bit slippy after rain.SS16/10/2016
Pity the tower wasn't open.hillsman11/10/2016
Repeat, similar as last time except came down the direct route from tower which wasn't too bad. Some brash down near bottom but easily passed.nordicstar04/10/2016
Easy up, then straight down. Very pretty Autumn scenes.jenx04/10/2016
Went up the long route which starts off heading east and then cuts back. Came down the steep route which would have been fun in the wet! Folly was shut as it was late afternoon.Herbert Anchovy22/09/2016
Walked from Secret Hills Discovery Centre, Craven Arms. Ten mile round trip to include Norton Camp on our return. Folly Tower closed today.sooztops15/09/2016
We drove to the base of this Marilyn after our walk as I had not been up it. Unfortunately the tower was closed. ( open 11-3pm most days- see website for Flounders Folly.) The path is quite overgrown with a great variety of lovely flowers and ripe wild raspberries. A nice spot, sunny but muggy. The Trig, not at HP, is about 120m SW, in a field adjacent to the path.Denise 28/07/2016
With TJB using easy path. Very good view point. Also visited trig which is significantly lower than tower.trimarc226/07/2016
'Difficult' path is extremely steep! But pops out right by the tower, nice views. Worth checking tower opening times if planning on bagging this one.twg2708/07/2016
With SmudgeClachaig06/07/2016
 yorkielad07/06/2016
4/6 After flying into Birmingham airport and the afternoon free a few bagged on a sunny but windy day. Fourth of Six (The Wrekin/Middlehope Hill/Didlebury Common/Callow Hill/Norton Camp/View Edge)Fergalh25/04/2016
First of my Shropshire Hills, good one and a hard steady slog. There is an easy path and a hard path. I took the easy path which was hard enough, very muddy too. Loved the tower at the summit pity it wasn't open that day. Came back the same way. Thought about the hard way down but didn't want to end up on my arse.Viroco10/04/2016
With Trefor. From west. Steep pull up slippery path. Came down footpath the goes north along ridge then descends at good angle to starting point. Interesting folly at summit. Weather good.mike.hoult11/03/2016
open day for Flounders' Folly too http://www.floundersfolly.org.uk/TeasyChris31/01/2016
In the mist from Moorwood junction. Sloshed up slippery easy route then back down steps to the south a little after the trig point.Newton Maximus02/01/2016
Second ascentSteveG18/11/2015
Walked up from Lower Dinchope/Westhope road to the NW. Info board shows an easy route round to the left and a hard route straight up the hill. If going straight up make sure stay on left side of hedge where easy route goes left or else it is a very hard route! NW corner of tower looks highest point but walked all round tower just in case.mntainman28/10/2015
9th of my 10 Shropshire marilyns..nearly done!Laura.W07/05/2015
SOTAmike.hartley11/04/2015
Solo. From Craven Arms Railway Station. Along minor roads and paths past trig point that used to be Marilyn top to tower which is the present Marilyn top. Tower, called Flounders' Folly, was constructed in 1838.pwbellarby23/03/2015
Parked in plenty of space at spot height 214m and took zig-zag path to the folly and the trig point. Returned steeply down the hill by direct descent route - not as hard as it looks. 40 minutes (3/5).Phreerunner18/03/2015
From the campsite on the B-road, just S of Shawbank. Route and write-up: http://gayleybird.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/callow-hill-and-brown-clee-hill-again.htmlGayle15/01/2015
Straight up N face for nice steep ascent. Flounders' Folly, built 1838, near summit.jonglew21/07/2014
2/5GmacT09/07/2014
Parked at the road/track junction E. of Moorwood 457853 – Took track & then steep & slippery path directly to the summit tower. (PM)gerrybowes30/05/2014
From the sharp bend in the road at 456854 - the direct route via the steep path.bolton30/05/2014
From Craven Arms visitor centre via Lower Dinchope and returning through Stefford Wood and riverside paths from Stefford. Lovely spring day.milimana13/04/2014
With Cabe on a beautiful blue day. Parking on the twist in the road below the tower.simon and co16/03/2014
KeithByTheC16/03/2014
a seven mile round walk from Craven Arms with Tony and Neil on a dank cloudy day.Lou13/12/2013
Parked w Jenx to NW on large lane head by Moorhead. Took easy route up in gathering dusk. Difficult route looked overgrown and fallen trees. Easy to top, trig set away under hedge direct to West. Dark by time back at car. Interesting folly top.nordicstar15/11/2013
A short walk ideal for the evening athough timing it with flounders folly being open would be better (check the trusts web site). We did the steep direct ascent from the NW but it is becoming over grown.mindlessflogger05/10/2013
Walked up the long route as the start of the direct route was hidden in the undergrowth. The tower renovation work was complete but unfortunately it was closed.wombourne25/09/2013
From CP near Moorwood at 457853 – Took 'easy' route as steep 'difficult' path looked obstructed. This was pleasant, views and abundant raspberries as forestry had been cleared in places. From summit-essentially the top of Wenlock Edge- the views were excellent and included a glimpse of the industrial midlands L of Brown Clee. Back same way.pwheeler30/07/2013
'Difficult' path overgrown and impassable - used 'easy' pathmikependergast21/07/2013
Parked at spot height 214. Used slant path via SO 465852, direct path straight up was overgrown in July. Operated for SOTA with M6PYG. It took 17 minutes to reach Flounders Folly on the summit. (foundersfolly.org.uk)G4OBK (Phil)15/07/2013
Short walk up from the road, nice views and interesting folly.steve_a06/06/2013
A short ascent with an interesting folly close to the summit trig.thenomad20/05/2013
The direct route up is very steep, but go through the gate to the left before the climb starts and paths wind up quite gently. Can park in a wide area to the north without any problemmoorsman15/05/2013
Straight up the north face!Alan Caine02/05/2013
Craven Arms - Hopesay - Burrow - Aston on Clun - Broome - View Edge - Stokesay - Norton Camp - Callow Hill - Craven Arms. Ascended by well-signed footpath from Lower Dinchope.davidpettit8413/01/2013
6th Eve walk. Parked at picnic point on edge of Craven Arms on the river Onny. Followed river then accross farmland to foot of hill. Really miserable wet weather. Not helped by ploughed fields. this meant walking aroound several fields. Folly on top with information board is interesting. Interestingly, the number of steps up to the top of the hill is exactly the same number as the age of the man mentioned in the information at the top. the trig point is just away from the tower on the field edge. A long wet walk - still loved by all who came. No problems navigating.Steve W24/12/2012
Parked in layby in Setton Batch next to sign for Westhope. Walked to Hill End Farm and followed the footpath. Woodland walk very boggy with thick clay, so heavy walk. followed the zig-zag path and made it to the tower when open. Spectacular views. Direct route is overgrown and for good reason. Very steep. We later found that you can park at the bottom of the direct route near Moorwood for an easier walk.hmt100008/09/2012
From layby near Culmington manor entrance, up bridleway from New house to Hill-end farm, through woods to ridge, interesting folly, shame its not open, views would be good from top. warm & too hazy for long views.apricorum23/03/2012
From minor road to West, parking at so 456853BLACKHILL15/10/2011
Found my way up here on a circular trigpointing walk starting and ending at Craven Arms train station.Alex C08/08/2011
Final summit of 3 on a circular walk from Aston Munslow. Ascended on the "easy route" in order to do the geocache, and then went back down the "diffcult route".Chingwakabungya05/03/2011
with AlastairM0YDH30/04/2010
Brilliant views from tower ! Lovely walk not to hard .Laurenaldis26/04/2010
Invited into the tower by a volunteer.Eddie03/04/2010
On the South Shropshire Circular Walk really tough 26mlphilhythe27/02/2010
route from near westhope to facillitate a wander along wenlock edge after ascent.stig_nest25/02/2010
The high point to me looked like the end of the compound containing the folly, near the fence you climb over to enter the field with the trig point in it.Father Ted16/01/2010
From car at road junction to NW (15:30), followed track and path straight and steeply up to tower at top. Highest pt at edge of twr enclosure. Back to car 16:00. dbb12/06/2009
Nice walk up, just after a thunderstorm :-) For folly open days see web site.... http://www.floundersfolly.org.uk/ http://www.heavyhorses.co.uk/humpsheavyhorses15/05/2009
walked on quite rural roads from craven arms used the gentle path through callow woods to the folly (not straight up). Their has been some forest clearance work which improves the view walking up.hodder24/02/2009
Walked up via Upper and Lower Dinchope from campsite at Shawbank.Overthehilljill29/09/2008
up and to the top of the tower - look out for when the flag is flying since the view is better from the top even on a poor daygigglejon16/08/2008
With D,Da,Ha,M,CS192128/05/2008
Parked at Wolverton and followed bridleway to bottom of hill, took the steep direct route up. wet day so no viewrhalstead25/05/2008
On my third day in Shropshire, walked half the length of Wenlock Edge from Wilderhope then straight up the steep face to bag the summit. Very cloudy, would have liked a view from the tower, but never mind...DanHolme20/02/2008
with Tony and DevonStuart Hyde23/12/2007
SOTASteve 2E0KPO01/08/2007
SOTA activationIan G7KXV21/06/2007
Ascended by footpath from north west. Tower open, providing free access.JohnW28/05/2007
Grid reference OK by GPS. If you take the direct route its slippy, particularly near the top, if its wet.destaylor05/03/2007
AlanGlenford13/12/2006
Interesting tower and good viewssignyred28/08/2006
Easy bag in this part of the World. Folly built in 1838 by Benjamin Flounders, recently restored with Heritage Fund money. Trig nearby at edge of cornfield.Aye Jimmy08/07/2006
Along with Whettleton Hill from Onibury. The tower was open and I recall seeing Cadair Idris in the far distance.Jake99429/05/2006
Sticking to the longer path is easier than a direct ascent when with young children.Rhayader_wander12/11/2005
Parked in Hopedale and took Annie up her first Marilyn.steve hudson08/04/2005
Revisit. #17 of 40 Marilyns in 24h23, Brent Lynam drivingRHW12/03/2005
petey02/07/2004
Evening bag from W. Try to arrange visit when tower (under construction at time) is open. Views extend down to Ysgyryd Fawr from top of tower. Very pleasant for a picnic as well.robphys08/05/2004
Walked up from Lower Dinchopegaryhoney07/09/2003
http://tomread.co.ukm1eyp24/07/2003
Climbed on way to a training course in Birmingham. Very muddy.Man of Kernow120/01/2003
With: solo; Returning from N Wales. I parked on minor Rd to NW and followed bridle track then the path past the tower to the summit. Lovely little hill.Ian Baines23/09/2002
With SB.Dugswell211/05/2002
Galltywenallt06/04/2002
R Richard Tait01/01/2001
Solo tripInvicta1421/05/2000
Date is first visit. Notes from later...v steep thru wdld, summit at tower 460850, not 460849 as tabled. Fine view N to Long Mynd. from 457854 to N RHW01/11/1998
Very steep clamber up through wood. Very slippery at the top on 40 degree slopes.arranc31/08/1998
plus with Jamie 1/4/07vegibagger19/01/1998
Lot of ice on road leading to it. A viscous slippery up and down on mud to tower / folly. My studs on Walshes were wearing smooth - went down clutching at trees. trig lower than top. Had flown back from climbing week in Malaga day before. Stayed with Darren's parents for Christams meal and clothes washed! Day out on own by car doing 9 Shropshire Marilyns.Chris Pearson27/02/1992
with DL Climbing & Fell Walking Club (date est.)batrigg01/09/1980
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Highest point of the Wenlock Edge From the road up through a woodland to a trig point in a field.ChinnockCblank
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