Things to see & do
Explore the Hills
Be rewarded with panoramic views over the Clent Hills
Take an easy stroll up Clent Hill, follow in the footsteps of Edwardian day-trippers at Adams Hill or head off the beaten track to the peaceful Walton Hill. Which ever you choose you will be rewarded with stunning views across several counties and an opportunity to immerse yourself in the truly beautiful countryside at Clent.
Fascinating Follies
The Four Stones, a famous local landmark, sit at the summit of Clent Hill
A folly is a 'fake' building or monument. They were popular in the 1700s as a way of landscaping country estates. In the mid 1700s Lord Littleton of Hagley Hall commissioned several follies that can still be seen today. These include the Four Stones, a castle ruin, Wychbury obelisk and the Temple of Theseus.
Wild Encounters
© National Trust
The Clent Hills provide a safe haven for a rich variety of wildlife. Head up to Walton Hill and you might encounter a Yellowhammer. In the summer keep your eyes open for beautiful butterflies, such as the Green Hairstreak butterfly. Make sure you visit Deep Wood in May to catch sight of catch sight of the carpets of bluebells.
Events at the Clent Hills
We run a full and varied programme of events for families and adults at the Clent Hills.
For more information on what's on please see our events page
Explore the hills with one of our trails
- Looking for an easy, accessible route with fantastic views: our Four stones walk
- Treat your dog to a great day: specially designed Dog walk
- A network of bridleways: see a 5 mile Horse Riding trail
Coming soon
Family discovery backpacks will be avaialbe for hire. Packed full of trails and activities to enable you to explore the hills and engage with the outdoors.