Bromlow Callow

You're looking at one of those proper Shropshire hills that doesn't announce itself much but rewards the walk when you get up there. Bromlow Callow sits in the Mid Wales borderlands, a modest peak that gives you wide views across Powys without the crowds you'd find on Titterstone Clee or the Long Mynd. The walk up is straightforward enough - nothing technical, but your legs will know you've done it. Once on top, the views spread out towards Shrewsbury and beyond, which alone makes the effort worthwhile on a clear day.

It's the kind of place that suits walkers who want a solid two-to-three-hour outing without needing a guide book or special equipment. Families with older kids will manage it fine; younger ones might find it a bit of a slog without proper bribery. The Powys hills don't have the infrastructure of their more famous cousins, so go prepared with water and a decent map. There's no visitor centre or cafe at the top - bring a packed lunch if you're making a day of it.

Staying nearby, you've got several caravan and camping options dotted within a few miles - Sunrise Pods is closest at under two miles, while Brow Farm Campsite and Rhyd-Y-Groes offer slightly more traditional setups. If you're basing yourself in the area for a proper walking holiday, this fits nicely into a route that includes other local peaks. Worth the detour if you're already exploring the Shropshire-Powys border.