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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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• Stiperstones National Nature Reserve (NNR)

  The Stiperstones NNR includes the major part of the Stiperstones ridge in the Shropshire Hills, near the Welsh border.

• The Bog Mine and Visitor Centre

  A hidden history and a dramatic location combined with the unique gas-lit setting of the Bog Visitor Centre make this a must-visit site!

• The Mere at Ellesmere

  Beautiful Waterside Location

• Trefonen Playing Fields

  Trefonen Playing Field is a large open space which serves three rural settlements, Trefonen, Treflach and Nantmawr, outside the market town of Oswestry.

• Whitchurch Waterway Country Park

  A green ribbon of quiet, open space including grassy areas, wetland, woodland and the Staggs Brook stretches from Jubilee Park to The canal spur at Chemistry