A 224 mile waymarked walk, tracing the route of Britain’s longest River, with 55 miles running through Shropshire.
This spectacular route traces Britain’s longest river from source to estuary showcasing the changing landscape of a river from mountainous beginnings to wide open estuary. The whole route is marked with a blue boat (a Trow) on a white background.
By the time the route enters Shropshire the Severn has become a meandering river passing through floodplains. The terrain it passes through is mostly flat and easy to walk.
The route in Shropshire passes from the Welsh border at Melverley to the county town of Shrewsbury. From here you walk along some spectacular meanders to reach Ironbridge, the birthplace of Industry. The route then leads through fertile river valleys to Bridgnorth and on to pass into Worcestershire on its way to Upper Arley and on towards Bristol.
To purchase the guide book: The Severn Way by Terry Marsh, published by Cicerone Press: www.cicerone.co.uk/product/detail.cfm/book/685/title/the-severn-way




