Whitfield House

Shropshire Way - stage 05

Covers 17km of mixed terrain with moderate climbs through quintessential Shropshire countryside, passing woodlands and agricultural land. Expect stiles, uneven paths and potentially muddy sections – not buggy-friendly and challenging for very young children due to length and obstacles. Dogs welcome but must navigate stiles. Rewards with peaceful rural scenery and a proper day's walking that showcases the county's rolling landscapes without extreme elevation.

Shropshire Way - stage 06

Covers 17km of moderate terrain with steady climbs through Shropshire's rolling countryside, linking historic market towns and wooded valleys. Expect genuine hills requiring reasonable fitness—not suitable for buggies or very young children, though older kids who manage longer walks will cope. Dogs welcome on this long-distance footpath section. Rewards walkers with sweeping views across the Marches, ancient hedgerows, and quintessential English farmland that shows off Shropshire at its pastoral

Corvedale Three Castles Walk

Explores rolling Shropshire countryside linking three historic castle sites across moderate terrain with some steep climbs between valleys. The route traverses mixed farmland and woodland paths that can be muddy in wet weather, making it less suitable for buggies though manageable for older children with stamina. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Delivers genuine history and sweeping Corvedale views that reward the effort, showcasing quintessential Borders scenery away from crowds.

Wigmore Loop

Mortimer Trail