Pathfinder Walks in Shropshire - Pathfinder Guidebook 80

180 miles of stunning walking among A. E. Housman's 'Blue remembered hills' of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, including the Long Mynd, Stiperstones, and Caer Caradoc. There's also a climb to the top of The Wrekin. By way of contrast, walks visit the marshy meres of Brown and Whixall Moss, the World Heritage Sites at Chirk and Ironbridge, and Trace Offa's Dyke from Knighton, Llanymyech and Oswestry. What walks are inside Shropshire Dean Walking Guidebook? Badger Dingle Grinshill and Yorton Haughmond Hill Nesscliffe Hill Wyre Forest Stokesay Castle and View Wood Maesbury Marsh and the Montgomery Canal Old Oswestry Fort Brown Moss and Melverley Whixall Moss Racecourse Common and Offa's Dyke Lyth Hill Acton Burnell Llanymynech Hill Ludlow, Mary Knoll Valley and Whitcliffe Ironbridge World Heritage Site Corve Dale and Wenlock Edge Snailbeach, Eastridge Wood and The Hollies Stiperstones The Wrekin Chirk Aqueduct Ellesmere and the Llangollen Canal Bridgnorth and the River Severn Caer Caradoc and Cardington Brown Clee Hill The Long Mynd Clun and Bury Ditches Knighton, Teme Valley and Offa’s Dyke