Descripción
Forest of the base of the hill at the start of the climb is host to usual woodland birds e.g. Agateador Euroasiático, Trepador Azul, Pico Picapinos. At night Cárabo Común can also be heard. Small common birds such as tits and thrushes are frequent. Colirrojo Real and Papamoscas Gris are possible during mid summer (June).
The top of the hill is a plateau covered by heather. There is trig point and some rocky outcroppings that can be sat on for a picnic. Bisbita Pratense, Tarabilla común and Collalba Gris can be found during the summer. During winter Jilguero Lúgano are likely and Zorzal Alirrojo during migration.
The hill is a good vantage point for stargazing as well and the area is managed by National Trust.
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Accesso
Bosley Cloud is about 2 km east of Congleton. There is a large carpark at Timbersbrook Picnic Site, where there is also a bus stop serviced during the week (K80 from Congleton), or there is a lot of roadside parking on the road that goes around the western side of The Cloud. There are 2 or 3 car parking spaces quite close to the summit off Red Lane, but these are often full. Click a P on the map for directions.