Wrekin Hills
Wrekin Course, Wellington, TELFORD, Shropshire, TF6 5AH
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Capping the summit of one of Shropshire’s iconic hills is a 20-acre Iron Age hillfort, once home to the Cornovii tribe. This ancient stronghold, built around 400BC, crowns the summit of the Wrekin.
A 10 minute cycle from Wellington station
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