UKD-248 - Titterstone Clee
REPETTI M A U R O - 06-03-2023:
This climb from the beautiful town of Ludlow (worth a visit!) lead u to the top of one of highest hills in Shropshire, that it is used for the grazing of sheep and air traffic control services.
The top of Titterstone Clee is bleak, without trees and shaped by decades of quarrying, u can see some of the industrial structures remained.
A golf-ball mast is visible from long distance.
Climb is for 2/3 on the road A4117 (some traffic and 14% part), then u turn left in a peaceful tarmac (Dhustone lane) a quiet single track road heading towards the golf ball on the summit, with no heavy slope.
When u reach the end of the road at a mast-gate, u can lift up your bike through a kiss-gate and pedal until the top of the hill.
Great car park near the top.
Nota
This climb from the beautiful town of Ludlow (worth a visit!) lead u to the top of one of highest hills in Shropshire, that it is used for the grazing of sheep and air traffic control services.
The top of Titterstone Clee is bleak, without trees and shaped by decades of quarrying, u can see some of the industrial structures remained.
A golf-ball mast is visible from long distance.
Climb is for 2/3 on the road A4117 (some traffic and 14% part), then u turn left in a peaceful tarmac (Dhustone lane) a quiet single track road heading towards the golf ball on the summit, with no heavy slope.
When u reach the end of the road at a mast-gate, u can lift up your bike through a kiss-gate and pedal until the top of the hill.
Great car park near the top.
Nota
