The summit is flanked by woods to the north and west, but is open to the east and south.

There are good views from the more open northern part of the ridge, which is called Broadway Hill.

To the west the ground slopes steeply downhill through wooded hillsides, while to the east it descends much more gently across open arable country.

[2] The county boundary between Gloucestershire and Worcestershire roughly follows the ridgeline, passing just to the west of the summit by around 100 metres.

[1] There is a prominent folly called Broadway Tower on the ridgeline about 1200 metres north of the summit of Seven Wells Hill.