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Acton Scott Heritage Farm
Acton Scott Heritage Farm is a Charity located in the Shropshire Hills.
Battle of Shrewsbury Heritage Site
Explore the site of the Battle of Shrewsbury, remembered for its ferocity and for ensuring the succession of the Plantagenet Crown.
Birchmeadow Park
A beautiful play area, picnic facilities and sports for all the family in the heart of Broseley.
Brown Moss Countryside Heritage Site
With its marshes, pools, heathland and woodland, a great variety of wildlife flourishes at Brown Moss. There are several reasonably level, well defined circular walks, most of which require stout footwear or wellingtons.
Colemere Site of Special Scientific Interest
One of Shropshire’s most beautiful meres, Colemere is almost completely surrounded by mature woodland and has two very attractive hay meadows.
Corbet Wood Countryside Heritage Site
Wander through Corbet Wood, where winding paths lead to sweeping views over Grinshill and beyond.
Donington and Albrighton Local Nature Reserve
Family-friendly angling, easily accessible walks and wildlife watching in the heart of Albrighton.
Eardington Nature Reserve
Former quarry close to Bridgnorth, now a thriving wildlife haven with great-crested newts, orchids, and nesting bees.
Fenn’s Whixall and Bettisfield Mosses NNR
Fenn's Whixall and Bettisfield Mosses National Nature Reserve (NNR)
Ifton Meadows Local Nature Reserve
Ifton Meadows, once a colliery, now flourishes with bluebell woodland, skylark grasslands, and sweeping views across Shropshire’s countryside to the distant Welsh hills.
Llanymynech Limeworks Heritage Area
A site steeped in history of the limeworks and quarries spanning both sides of the English / Welsh border.
Lyth Hill Local Nature Reserve
Visit Lyth Hill for spectacular views of the Shropshire hills and exhilarating walking on the edge of Shrewsbury.
Market Drayton Picnic Area
Relax with a picnic, kick a ball around or go for a short stroll through parkland, pools and marsh on this area of greenspace next to the River Tern and close to the centre of Market Drayton.
Merrington Green
A quiet undisturbed area of common land close to Shrewsbury, Merrington Green is ideal for a wildlife wander.
Nesscliffe Hills and the Cliffe Countryside Heritage Site
Nesscliffe Hills and the Cliffe Countryside Heritage Site is 70 hectares including wooded hills and a heather covered ridge, and gives expansive views over the Shropshire countryside and Welsh hills.
New England
Take a stroll along the babbling Borle Brook to discover the story of the mining hamlet of New England and the beautiful Donkey Bridge.
Nills Hill Quarry
Nills Hill Quarry is a 6 hectare Local Nature Reserve on the southern outskirts of Pontesbury.
Oswestry Old Racecourse Common
Oswestry Racecourse offers scenic walks, historic racing track, wildlife, and panoramic views year-round.
Poles Coppice
Poles Coppice is a serene 30-hectare woodland near Pontesbury, featuring scenic trails, bluebell carpets, historic quarries, diverse wildlife, and stunning Shropshire hill views—ideal for picnics and year-round nature walks.
Rectory Wood and Field
Rectory Wood is a tranquil 10-hectare site in Church Stretton, woodland walks, historic features, veteran trees, wildlife, and stunning Shropshire Hills views
Severn Valley Country Park
Green Flag award-winning Severn Valley Country Park offers 126 acres of stunning countryside, offering breathtaking views along both sides of the UK’s longest river.
Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre
An award winning visitor attraction, set in 30 acre Onny Meadow. Licensed café.
Snailbeach Mine
England’s most complete lead mine site, set in a stunning valley. Explore historic buildings and take an underground tour for a true glimpse into Shropshire’s industrial past.
Stanmore Country Park
100 acres of woodland and meadows on the site of an old RAF camp. A level site with wheelchair accessible gates ideal for the disabled or elderly.




