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Shropshire Way - link

Follows a scenic 8km section of the long-distance Shropshire Way through varied countryside with gentle to moderate inclines typical of the region. Suitable for older children with reasonable stamina, though terrain may be uneven in places—not ideal for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards walkers with classic Shropshire landscapes, peaceful farmland, and woodland stretches that showcase why this county trail remains a local favourite.

Shropshire Way - stage 15

Covers 21km of undulating farmland and woodland between Wem and Grinshill, with moderate inclines throughout and one steeper climb near Grinshill Hill. Not suitable for buggies due to stiles, field paths, and uneven terrain, though older children who can handle distance will manage fine. Dogs welcome but expect livestock in fields requiring leads. The final ascent rewards with sweeping Shropshire Plain views from Grinshill's sandstone escarpment, making this a satisfying day hike for regular wal

Bardon Geo Trail

Explores old industrial heritage through peaceful woodland and open heath around Bardon Hill, Leicestershire's highest point. Moderate terrain with some steady climbs but well-maintained paths throughout. Suitable for older children (8+) who can manage inclines, though pushchairs won't cope with the rougher sections. Dogs welcome on leads where livestock grazes. The geological interest and panoramic views from the summit make this rewarding for curious families wanting something beyond a simple

Wilfred's Walk

Corbett Easy Access Trail