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E-raamat: Walking the Shropshire Way: A two-week circular trail including the Wrekin, Stiperstones and Wenlock Edge

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Apr-2020
  • Kirjastus: Cicerone Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781783626687
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  • Kirjastus: Cicerone Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781783626687
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Discover the Shropshire Way (182 miles/293km), an inspiring two-week circular trail that reveals the very best of Englands quietly captivating county. This official guide has been prepared in consultation with the Shropshire Way Association and Shropshire Council, ensuring you have the most authoritative and up-to-date information for your journey.





Beginning and ending in historic Shrewsbury, the route meanders through the unspoilt heart of Shropshire. Ideal for both seasoned walkers and new adventurers, the Shropshire Way offers remarkable flexibility. Complete the full loop in a single adventure, split it into northern and southern circuits using the Shrewsbury Link, or walk stage by stage with the help of excellent rail and bus connections at Shrewsbury, Ludlow, Wellington, and Whitchurch.



Traverse legendary landscapes, the Wrekin, Stiperstones, Wenlock Edge, and the dramatic Long Mynd, while visiting vibrant market towns such as Clun, Ludlow, Ironbridge, Wem, and Whitchurch. This comprehensive Cicerone guidebook divides the Shropshire Way into 15 manageable daily stages, each unveiling a tapestry of serene rural beauty: from rocky outcrops and escarpments in the south to wide, pastoral plains and sleepy hamlets in the north.







Includes a stage-by-stage itinerary for the Shropshire Way, suggested accommodation, and practical advice for walking at any time of year. Explore the rich diversity of Shropshire: ascend the Long Mynd, Caer Caradoc, and Hope Bowdler Hills on the scenic Stretton Skyline Walk, or wander through vibrant towns and tranquil countryside dotted with historic landmarks. Discover the countys living history at every turn on the Shropshire Way, from imposing castles and ancient abbeys to the industrial heritage of Ironbridge and the hilltop fortresses that once guarded these wild borderlands. Each stage features essential information on distance, height gain, terrain, refreshment stops, and local transport, helping you plan your perfect walking holiday in Shropshire. Start the Shropshire Way wherever you choose, though transport links make Shrewsbury the most convenient, and tailor your itinerary to match your pace. Whether you prefer a leisurely two-week exploration or an energetic 12-day challenge, the route adapts to every kind of walker. Navigate the Shropshire Way with confidence using OS Landranger (1:50,000) mapping and clear stage breakdowns, supported by downloadable GPX files.





Plan your Shropshire Way adventure with confidence and immerse yourself in one of Englands most serene and scenic counties, supported every step of the way by the definitive Cicerone guidebook.
Overview map Overview profile Map key Foreword Route summary table Introduction The Shropshire Way Shropshire's history Shropshire's geology (by Ronald Turnbull) Wildlife and plants When to go Getting there Getting around Accommodation and planning Safety What to take Using GPS Waymarking Using this guide The Shropshire Way Stage 1 Shrewsbury to Bridges Stage 2 Bridges to Bishop's Castle Stage 3 Bishop's Castle to Clun Stage 4 Clun to Craven Arms Stage 5 Craven Arms to Ludlow Stage 6 Ludlow to Wheathill Stage 7 Wheathill to Wilderhope Manor Stage 8 Wilderhope to Ironbridge Stage 9 Ironbridge to Wellington Stage 10 Wellington to Haughmond Stage 10A Haughmond to Shrewsbury link Stage 11 Haughmond to Wem Stage 12 Wem to Ellesmere and Whitchurch Stage 13 Ellesmere to Llanymynech Stage 14 Llanymynech to Nesscliffe Stage 15 Nesscliffe to Shrewsbury Stretton Skyline Walk Appendix A Facilities table Appendix B Accommodation Appendix C Travel information Appendix D Useful contacts
John Gillham has been a professional writer, illustrator and photographer since 1989. His first book was Snowdonia to the Gower: a Coast-to-Coast Walk Across Highest Wales. He also pioneered three other long-distance routes: Lakeland to Lindisfarne, Pennine Ways and the Bowland-Dales Traverse, all of which were published in book form. John writes for several outdoor publications, and two of his books have won the Outdoor Writers & Photographers Guild Award for Excellence.