If you go on google clent hills bird watching site it will give you all the details you need.mainly i just walk my dog there but its lovely to see the wildlife x

Yes, you can walk up the easy access path to the topograph which has a great view. The path is compacted sandstone and is still rough and bumpy but has a very low incline.

The best place to park to see the sunrise is Walton Hill car park. We advise not to park on Hagley Wood Lane as this can cause obstructions for emergency service vehicles during busy times.

Yes, you can use card to pay at the café. It's an independent café and is not run by the National Trust.

The countryside is open 24/7 but Nimmings Wood car park closes at 17.00 in the summer and 16.00 during the winter months. We advise not to park on Hagley Wood Lane as this can cause obstructions for emergency service vehicles during busy periods. The best place to park out of hours is at Walton Hill car park.

The best way to get to the hills from the city centre by public transport would be by train. You can get a train to Hagley station and then it's a 40 minute walk to Adam's Hill, which is probably the quickest access point for the Clent Hills by train. You can also get the X10 bus to Halesowen, then the 192 to Hagley then a 40 minute walk to Adam's Hill.

Dogs are welcome throughout the Clent Hills. Please keep your dog on a lead in the courtyard area around the café at Nimmings Wood car park, as well as the Meadow, accessed behind the toilets. We also ask you to keep your dog on a lead up the Easy Access Path to the top of Clent Hill. There are plenty of areas that your dog can be off the lead, although we ask you to keep them under close control at all times. Please be considerate of other dog walkers, horse-riders, cyclists and visitors to the hills as well. You can find more information on visiting the Clent Hills with your dog on our website.

The Nimmings Wood car park is free for National Trust members when you scan your membership card at the machine by the café. It's £4 for non-members to park all day and these funds help us care for Clent. Toilets are also available here. There is also a free car park at Walton Hill which has a lot of spaces. A small car park is also available at Adam's Hill, however this has a very limited number of spaces.