Several good Toposcopes near the summit

Clent hills has been a place nearly everyone has visited if you live or lived in Birmingham or the Black Country. Nimmings car park is a pay and display unless you have your NT card with you. The cafe is legendary with walkers and cyclists. The views are stunning. Much better for sunset than sunrise for photography in my opinion. The far reaching views on a clear day are stunning. There is a toposcope and viewing platform with markers of what you can see.

Nice views, great place for a bit of peace and quiet, nature trails, the odd bike trail, good variety of trees if your in to tree spotting etc. Benches dotted around all over so somewhere to sit when you need to.

Great views for walkers and riders(mountain biking trails around the park -North/West section) I found it best to approach from the North carpark for those trails. Also great park to see fields of Bluebells in that same section.

A nice quick woodland walk from Walton hill, across to the top of clent. Always nice to see the view, you can see surprisingly far from here. Keep your dog on a lead, for you, your dog's safety, and other people. Regardless of how well you think it behaves. There are some dog walkers that forget this. Some big dogs that should be muzzled up here with inadequate teen handlers.

The "Four Stones" is one of the summits on the Clent Hills and great views can be had at the top. In the distance you can see the Wrekin, Wenlock Edge, Brown Clee Hill and the Malverns to name but a few.

Clent hills is potentially the highest point in the west midlands. Very lovely walk to the hills from parking places. A bit steep trails, but very quiet and green. We spotted a deer fawn on our way back.

Breath taking views when you reach the four stones. Best time to go is sun set and when dark and you can see all the street lights go on.

Great views! A wonderful walk with some inclines to make it interesting. A wonderful quick nature getaway.

One of favourite places of client hills in Stourbridge. Nice view and seems many locals use a lot for walking. There are two ways going to the top, long one from the car parking it is a bit longer but much hilly, short way is nearly like climbing.

Beautiful view from the top of Clent and a relatively easy walk up to it.

Absolutely stunning views from the top, went up to witness one of our recent spectacular sunsets. Parked on the road (mind the double yellow lines) as the car park is closed on an evening. Loads of people up there spoilt only by some people smoking weed......

Great place for a nice leisurely walk and a picnic, great views all around, looks like a favourite for dog walking too. Lots of different paths you can take, There are Parking charges but free for national trust members and sometimes carpark is full so you can park along the road outside. Not sure what the significance of planting the 4 stones at the top was, but whoever did it will be waiting a long long time before they start growing 😀

Might not be ancient but well worth climbing up there for the views. Handy ordinance point to orientate you what’s in which direction.