Wheathill Touring Park

Shropshire Way - stage 06

Follows rolling farmland and riverside paths between Ludlow and Onibury, with moderate climbs through woodland sections and open fields. The 17km length makes it challenging for young families, though terrain is generally well-maintained with clear waymarking throughout. Dogs welcome but expect livestock in fields, so good lead control essential. Delivers classic Shropshire countryside views and quiet pastoral landscapes away from roads, ideal for a half-day walk with proper boots recommended af

Simon Evans Way

Follows the legacy of Victorian industrialist Simon Evans through Wordsley and Kingswinford in the West Midlands. Mostly flat terrain along former industrial sites, canal towpaths and green spaces. Suitable for families with older children and buggies on paved sections, though some stretches may have uneven surfaces. Dogs welcome on leads near roads. Offers a fascinating glimpse into the area's glassmaking heritage with interpretive boards and historical landmarks, connecting community spaces wh

Shropshire Way - stage 07

Follows rolling farmland and woodland paths with moderate climbs through quintessentially Shropshire countryside between Bridges and Hopesay. The 17.6km distance and uneven terrain make this unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children, though older kids who enjoy a proper day's walking will manage fine. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Expect stiles, some potentially muddy sections after rain, and peaceful stretches where you'll barely see another soul – classic long-distance

Shropshire Way (Route 11, Link to Severn Way)

Corvedale Three Castles Walk