Caer Caradoc
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"Caer Caradoc is volcanic in origin and means ‘The fort of Caradog’ in Welsh. There is an ancient Iron Age hillfort and cave near the summit. Legend has it that this was where Caractacus was defeated by Roman legions during their conquest of Britain and that he hid in the cave when the fort was captured. The cave is also linked to the legend of King Arthur with it being said that the Cauldron of Di-Wrnach, which contains the treasures of Britain and a magical sword, is hidden within the cave. Why not take a look and see if you can find it? There are stunning views of Shropshire from the summit. Nearby are several other good hills to hike; The Lawley, Hope Bowdler and Ragleth Hill which can be done together or separately depending on how tired you want to be at the end of the day!"
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