Brook Farm

Berrington Parkland Walk

National Trust

Loops through National Trust parkland surrounding an 18th-century mansion with gently undulating terrain and well-maintained paths. Suitable for families with young children and mostly manageable for all-terrain buggies, though some sections may be uneven. Dogs welcome on leads due to livestock and ground-nesting birds. Worth it for the sweeping views across Capability Brown-designed landscape, ornamental lake, and the chance to combine with a house visit or café stop.

Berrington Pool Walk

National Trust

Circles the tranquil Berrington Pool on flat, well-maintained paths with minimal incline—perfect for buggies and young families. Dogs welcome on leads. The gentle 1km loop offers lakeside views framed by mature woodland, with glimpses of Capability Brown's designed landscape and Berrington Hall across the water. Ideal for a peaceful stroll or picnic stop when visiting the National Trust estate.

Shropshire Way - stage 06

Tackles varied terrain across 17km with moderate to steep climbs through rolling Shropshire countryside, including woodland sections and open farmland. The length and some uneven, potentially muddy stretches make this unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards walkers with classic border scenery, passing through historic villages and offering panoramic views from ridge sections that showcase why the Shropshire Way ranks among England'

Shropshire Way - stage 05

Covers 17km of mixed woodland, farmland and quiet lanes with moderate climbs around Clent and Kinver Edge. The terrain varies from gentle slopes to some steep sections, particularly near the sandstone ridges, making it challenging for buggies and requiring reasonable fitness. Dogs welcome on leads through farmland. Rewards with sweeping Severn Valley views, historic hillforts, and atmospheric heath and woodland – classic Shropshire borderland walking best suited to confident older children and a

Mortimer Trail