Best attractions and places to see around Kerry include a variety of historical sites, natural monuments, and settlements. This region offers diverse landscapes, from elevated viewpoints to market towns. Visitors can explore ancient structures and enjoy scenic vistas across the countryside. The area provides opportunities for discovering local heritage and engaging with the natural environment.
Last updated: May 6, 2026
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Go up the lane past the steep access-path, go past a spring which crosses the stoney lane, arrive at a gate that gives easier access to the summit !! (Only discovered after having hauled my 78years up the previous path!!) Definitely going again! Offa*s Dyke path clearly visible over Long Mountain !! Peter P. from N/C u Lyme.
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Bishops Castle is a beautiully quaint ancient hamlet come market town totally surrounded by the lush South Shropshire Hills. Being close to the Welsh border and not far from either Shrewsbury or Ludlow, it makes for a perfect base to explore this stunning little part of the UK. Don't forget to try some of the local ale from the Three Tuns Brewery.
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We thoroughly enjoyed visiting this castle. Such a photogenic place with stunning views. There were information boards all around the grounds too.
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This Grade II-listed iron bridge that spans both the River Severn and the Montgomery Canal was built in 1852, when a flood destroyed the timber bridge. Today, it remains a key access point to Abermule.
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During a time of famine, a fairy gave a magic cow that provided an endless supply of milk. One night an evil witch milked her into a sieve. When the cow realised the trick, she disappeared. The witch was turned to stone and a circle of stones was erected around her, to ensure that she could not escape.
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A settlement of Saxon heritage, Bishop's Castle is a little market town which draws hikers from all over the country. It has excellent access to numerous walking trails and enough amenities to serve your needs but never feels like its sold out to large chains. Walking around the town, you'll spy stunning old buildings as well as colourful painted houses. There was a castle here for hundreds of years but now a hotel and brewery lie on the original site.
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A great little hike to do. Lovely trig pointed/cairned summit and a great viewpoint out over the surrounding area to boot.
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The region offers several fascinating historical sites. You can visit Montgomery Castle, an enchanting ruin with significant views over the countryside. Another notable site is Corndon Hill summit trig point and cairn, where a trig point stands on Bronze Age burial cairns, offering extensive views. Don't miss Mitchell's Fold Stone Circle, a Bronze Age monument with local folklore.
Yes, Bishop's Castle Town Centre is a family-friendly market town of Saxon heritage, offering access to numerous walking trails and featuring old buildings and amenities. The Brynderwen Iron Bridge is also listed as family-friendly, providing an interesting historical landmark over the River Severn and Montgomery Canal.
For natural beauty and panoramic views, Corndon Hill summit trig point and cairn offers breathtaking vistas over areas like Berwyn Ridge and Long Mynd. Montgomery Castle also provides wonderful views over the surrounding countryside from its elevated position.
The area around Kerry is excellent for outdoor activities. You can find numerous hiking trails, including easy loops around Montgomery Castle and the Brynderwen Iron Bridge. For cycling enthusiasts, there are routes like the Montgomery Canal & Dolforwyn Castle loop. Mountain biking trails are also available, such as those at Caersws DH Bike Park. You can explore more options on the Easy hikes around Kerry, Cycling around Kerry, and MTB Trails around Kerry guide pages.
Yes, there are several easy hiking trails. For instance, you can enjoy the 'Montgomery Castle Ruins – Montgomery Castle loop from Montgomery' (3.1 km) or the 'Brynderwen Iron Bridge – Montgomery Canal – Severn Way loop from Abermule' (6.1 km). These and more can be found in the Easy hikes around Kerry guide.
Visitors particularly appreciate the extensive views from summits like Corndon Hill and the photogenic nature of historical sites like Montgomery Castle. The charm of market towns like Bishop's Castle, with its old buildings and vibrant atmosphere, is also highly rated.
Absolutely. The region offers various cycling routes, from easy to difficult. Examples include the 'Montgomery Canal & Dolforwyn Castle loop from Newtown' (17.2 km, easy) and longer, more challenging routes like the 'Clun Castle & Bishops Castle loop from Newtown' (62.7 km). More details are available in the Cycling around Kerry guide.
Yes, the Brynderwen Iron Bridge is a unique historical structure. Built in 1852, this Grade II-listed iron bridge spans both the River Severn and the Montgomery Canal and remains a key access point to Abermule.
You can visit Bishop's Castle Town Centre, a charming market town with Saxon heritage. It's known for its stunning old buildings, colorful painted houses, and a good selection of amenities, including two breweries.
Yes, beyond castles, you can explore Mitchell's Fold Stone Circle, a Bronze Age monument with intriguing local folklore about a magic cow and a witch turned to stone. Corndon Hill summit trig point and cairn also features Bronze Age burial cairns.
For mountain biking enthusiasts, there are trails available, particularly at Caersws DH Bike Park. You can find routes like 'Helfare Highway powered by Shimano' and 'Scorcher!', which are generally rated as easy. More information can be found in the MTB Trails around Kerry guide.


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