Lightspout Waterfall

Four-metre cascade tucked in a Long Mynd hollow above Carding Mill Valley, a 'miniature Niagara' to Victorian visitors.

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Lightspout Waterfall is a waterfall in Shropshire. It is one of 120 waterfalls picked out by the Albion Guide. It sits within the Shropshire Hills National Landscape. The closest station is Church Stretton, 3.3 km to the south-east.

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National Trust valley biting into the Long Mynd above Church Stretton, a busy gateway to the open hill.

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Jagged quartzite tors along a wild ridge.

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