Pictures of Titterstone Clee

a Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the town of Cleehill, in the county of Shropshire

Titterstone Clee by John Savery ©

Near the top of Titterstone Clee by John Savery ©

A picture of Titterstone Clee by John Savery ©

Looking North West from Clee Hill. by John Savery ©

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About Titterstone Clee

Titterstone Clee Hill is one of the 'Clee Hills' in the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers spectacular views of the surrounding landscape, with its summit rising up to 533 meters above sea level. The summit is shaped by decades of quarrying and has evidence of this past, such as old interesting buildings and structures, including remnants of an Iron Age Hill Fort and ancient earthworks, making it an interesteing place to explore.

The hill is the third highest hill in Shropshire, with nearby Brown Clee Hill reaching 540 meters, and Stiperstones reaching 536 meters.

The nearby village of Cleehill was home to Shropshires highest pub 'The Kremlin' until it closed, and also the highest primary school. On the northeast slope of the hill is the small village of Cleeton St Mary.

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