Tipis at Ponty

Shropshire Way - stage 14

Stretches 22km through quintessential Shropshire countryside between Market Drayton and Wem, mixing gentle farmland with occasional moderate climbs around quiet villages. Not suitable for buggies due to stiles, field paths and length, though older children comfortable with distance will enjoy the variety. Dogs welcome but must navigate numerous livestock fields requiring leads and stile-crossing assistance. Worth tackling for peaceful, largely off-road walking showcasing North Shropshire's agric

Shropshire Way - stage 13

Follows moderate to steep terrain through Shropshire's rolling hills and historic borderlands, with notable climbs around Bury Ditches hillfort offering panoramic views. The 22km length and challenging sections make this unsuitable for young children or buggies—sturdy footwear essential. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards walkers with ancient earthworks, atmospheric woodland, and quintessential border country scenery that showcases why this long-distance trail remains a Shropshire fav

Severn Way (1) Source to Shrewsbury

Follows the River Severn for 116km from its Welsh mountain source to Shrewsbury, mostly along gentle riverside paths with some moderate hill sections in the Hafren Forest. Terrain varies from moorland tracks to canal towpaths – generally suitable for older children and fit families, but length and remote stretches rule out buggies. Dogs welcome throughout. Offers ever-changing river landscapes, wildlife spotting, and historic market towns, making it ideal for multi-day adventures or cherry-picki

Llwybr Clawdd Wat

Glyndŵr's Way

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