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Brook House Farm B&B
The local surrounding area is home to all kinds of popular recreation,
why not take the time to venture out and discover some local
culture
for yourself.
Offas Dyke:
The Path runs for 177 miles from Sedbury Cliffs on the Severn
Estuary near Chepstow to the North Wales resort of Prestatyn on
Liverpool Bay. For about 70 miles it follows the course of the
Eighth Century Offa's Dyke earthwork.
Nesscliffe Hill
Country Park: The park offers great views over Shropshire
and beyond from the slopes of its hills. There are large areas
of woodland and the oak woods. The ramparts of an ancient hill
fort stand at the top of Nesscliffe Hill, and at the southern
end of the hill is Kynaston' Cave. This was once a home for Humphrey
Kynaston, the highwayman and now for three species of bats.
Rodneys Pillar:
From Criggion one may make the climb to Admiral Rodneys Pillar,
built in 1781 by public subscription to commemorate the defeat
of a French fleet at Dominica.
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Local Walks