A moderate 8 mile circular walk (with the option to shorten it to 6.5 miles) passing through varied countryside between the villages of Hodnet and Fauls.
Hodnet
The Civil Parish of Hodnet, in North East Shropshire, is made up from four areas each containing once independent villages and hamlets. To the north-west of Hodnet is Marchamley, to the north-east Wollerton and to the south the settlement of Peplow. The name Hodnet is derived from ‘old’ Welsh hawdd ‘pleasant/peaceful’ + nant ‘valley/stream,’ and is usually interpreted as meaning pleasant valley. The village itself has many interesting builings, it’s oldest dating back to 1546, including Hodnet Hall, the Bear Inn and St Luke’s Church and there are also a Norman castle mound. Once a busy thoroughfare to Staffordshire along the A53 the building of the Hodnet bypass has afforded the village a quieter atmosphere and is well worth a visit.
See the village website for a guide to some of the historic buildings and sites around Hodnet Hodnet Village website
Fauls
Fauls is a small village situated 3 miles outside of Prees and belongs to the parish of Prees.




