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Name:View Edge
Hill number:2848
Height:321m / 1053ft
RHB Section:38A: Shropshire
County/UA:Shropshire
Catchment:Severn
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Tump (300-399m), Clem
(Ma,Hu,Tu,3,Cm)
Grid ref:SO 42284 80993
Summit feature:knoll 20m from fence
Drop:167m
Col:154m  SO409819  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 137
(1:25k) 217
Observations:summit is in trees
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 314 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
shortscotsman31/12/2023
phil10128/12/2023
As Stokesay Castle was closed parked by the entrance to the car park. Followed fp to Clapping Wicket - very muddy in the wood section - and direct ascent up near the fenceline to hp knoll. Ascent not quite as steep as nearby Callow Hill. Descended to SW through much gentler sloping and pleasant mature woodland to contouring section of fp and return to Clapping Wicket. Took a northern loop via Paddock back to the car. With Gillian.richard6907/11/2023
Nomad Perkins01/11/2023
With LJanet M23/06/2023
Lindsay M23/06/2023
Dusty12/06/2023
Second ascentPeteF19/02/2023
https://www.strava.com/activities/8511564214Sleepwa1ker05/02/2023
The Tyke13/12/2022
Mike The Tyke11/12/2022
From Stokesay castle, car park closed so started at layby on A49. Over level crossing, up Row to wood, along track to west as far as the house. Straight up hill SE through old trees to summit. Returned via Shropshire way and under railway tunnel.iangalbraith30/11/2022
Parked on road to south, just east of summit, space next to View Edge Quarries SSSI kissing gate. Footpath then edge of woods to summit, over fence returning through quarriesNick Canute24/08/2022
As per PeteN. Nice walk until Clapping Wicket. Thereafter an uphill jungle but relatively short.Longwojo19/08/2022
Parked near a house which was right next to public footpath walked down another path to the top. With Dad.speedyclimber27/07/2022
Carla and others waited in the car, parking spot just to E of Viewedge Farm, though it blocks a gate. Took ROW then followed animal track near fence to E, so not much ascending needed. Simple hop over a gate to summit. No views. With FelixRoguePulsar27/07/2022
Parked by view edge farm, followed footpath North Eastwards into woods then straight out into the field on right and up to summit over one fence.nickywood109/07/2022
Rob5013/06/2022
Wycombe Wanderer30/05/2022
Solo afternoon stroll from Craven Arms station, via Roman Road, up through Sallow Coppice and then footpath to Clapping Wicket. Lovely hill and one of the best bluebell displays I've ever seen. Walked eastwards along the top of the ridge, then descended to join the byway. Returned to Craven Arms via Stokesay Castle.thesweetcheat07/05/2022
As part of a circular walk from Stokesay Castlegreboicus10/04/2022
Craven Arms to View Edge - Burrow - Shropshire Way back to Craven Arms.Dan Baddeley12/02/2022
Big layby at about 421 821.Easy walk up through Sallow Coppice and across fields to Clapping Wicket. Then straight up, and down the obscure track to NEPeteN25/11/2021
Parked at Stokesay Castle (free if you're an English Heritage member). Walked up to Clapping Wicket (good name) then went straight up from there - pretty steep. Came down by the forest paths - overgrown but doable.paulhilder23/08/2021
Parked at Stokesay castle , paid £3 parking and enjoyed a cake at the cafe before starting the walk by heading south to the farm. Across the railway line carefully and followed the path up to the woods. Took the path west to Clapping wicket, take the overgrown path back on yourself and endure the foliage and fallen trees. Look for the path turning back through another fallen tree after 500 m( easy to miss this and follow path to dead end and climb into field to no avail). Follow this slowly upto the fence line and summit. On return easier paths can be found.Hippy7719/08/2021
Parked just opposite the sewage works entrance as parking at the castle is now £3 all day or free for members and had no cash on me! Walked over the level crossing, followed the footpath then zigzagged up. Few fallen trees to negotiate towards the top and some paths a little overgrown but all in all a good hike.jamiequackers07/08/2021
From Stokesay Castle. Up Shropshire Way then faint path near end of wood. Heavily overgrown with brambles and nettles but doable. Emerges a couple of fields away from top. Found a better zig zag way down from the same start point to join the path heading SW from the castle.squeegs16/07/2021
missed park spot by farm so parked SO 42228039 back up lane then row behind farm. after stile in to wood and walk about 10 metres below fence line walking on badger tracks numerous setts on fence line latrines and tree scrubs. cross fence on wood crossing point return same nice easy woodland walkunderhill24/06/2021
30K loop from Craven Arms rail station to 3 Marilyns. Didn't find good line from Callow Hill via Norton Camp because of river crossing. Found zig-zag path up through woods from E. Nice run off to NW, much less veg than on E slopes, so that is best ascent in June.davechaffey23/06/2021
1 x verge parking space a few metres E of View Edge farmhouse. A short way NW along PF, over stile into woods. Crossed gully on R then various small paths which are forming close below fence line of adjacent field, above R. Awkward wooden hurdle in top corner of woods.Isbjorn13/04/2021
Via public footpath from Upper House to SW up to View Wood, then steep but easy climb through woods. Seemed a much better route (no barbed wire fences to climb) than previous reports describing access via the quarry/Viewedge farm which can easily be avoided. Note. there is no public FP through the quarry/neighboring fields. Didn't mind the lack of view at top as expected, found it quite atmospheric. Good views to the west can be had just below View Wood.steve_a22/08/2020
May have to come back for this top.Play2End18/08/2020
andrew brown15/08/2020
Andrew Brown 215/08/2020
Despite the welcome sign on the old quarry gate it appears the landowner from the View Edge farm likes to be asked before walking close to his fields.dave g20/07/2020
fionnag20/07/2020
Sulking about bumper on car after the trouble at Callow Hill. Heavy drizzle. Parked near houses near the top. Crossed gate and found top in the trees. GPS helpful finding real topketzster16/06/2020
Ultima Thule27/05/2020
abbo000116/03/2020
Parked by the gate to the quarry (not far before the farm) on the minor road (GR 426805). Up through the gate on the path through quarry, kept to the path to the left side of the quarry, over a barbed wire fence over a field and then over another barbed wire fence into the summit trees. Easy to find summit. Total round trip about 20 mins. Not the most exciting of Marilyns.JulieB11/01/2020
TD & CThis Dog12/08/2019
Craven Arms - Callow Hill - Norton Camp - View Edge - Oaker Wood - Burrow - Craven Arms.Mark Jackson27/07/2019
siabod15/07/2019
2/4 from the quarry gate just east of Viewedge Farm. Short walk over grass and picking route up the quarry and into field/wood to summit.N.Morters11/07/2019
manilena09/06/2019
Started from the footpath next to Stokesay castle through a few fields of pasture before finding the way marked path. I followed this until I was below the summit and then just bashed my way up over quite steep tree filled slopes. Disturbed some deer at the top which was the only thing of interest on the summit.Peterb03/06/2019
from Craven Arms.IanHHill02/06/2019
Philshills18/04/2019
A Peckish15/04/2019
beckybags15/04/2019