Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd
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![The view across the Shropshire Hills from Long Mynd]()
The views across Shropshire are great from the top -
![A view looking across Bodbury Hill to Church Stretton in the distance]()
Look down on New Pool Hollow and the stream -
![Walkers enjoying the Shropshire Hills]()
Walkers enjoying the Shropshire Hills -
![Two of the semi-wild ponies on Long Mynd]()
These ponies are a lovely sight to see when out and about
Take a walk across the wildlife-rich heathland and enjoy the views across the Shropshire Hills, or simply play in the stream in the valley.
HeARTland. Contemporary art project in the Shropshire Hills
An exiting opportunity has arisen for artists with an interest in landscapes and engagement work
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![Golden ringed dragonfly up close on a branch]()
Summer wildlife on the Long Mynd
The heather comes in to flower and the top of the hill becomes a sea of purple, while down in Carding Mill Valley the dragonflies are out and patrolling their territories up and down the stream.
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![Yellow fungi in the grass at Carding Mill Valley]()
Autumn wildlife on the Long Mynd
A new season means another distinctive change in colour - the gorse is in flower and the bracken is dying back, turning from vibrant green to rusty brown.
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![Two of the semi-wild ponies on Long Mynd]()
Winter Wildlife on Long Mynd
The wildlife might be harder to spot at this time of year, but if you really look hard there is lots to see.
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![Bilberry bumble bee on grass]()
Spring wildlife on the Long Mynd
Listen for the distinctive call of the Red Grouse and, if you're lucky, catch a glimpse of the rare Bilberry Bumble Bees buzzing around New Pool Hollow.
