This walk follows the river and then up onto higher ground with views. The shorter walk is 2 miles but there is the option to extend the route to 3.5 miles onto Mawley Hall Estate to take in more extensive views.
These circular routes are full of variety negotiating a river, valleys, woodland and with beautiful views over Cleobury Mortimer and the surrounding countryside. There are also a number features to admire along the way including Mawley Hall and Pinkham Mill. There are a number of short inclines and a hill on the longer route and as the walk follows footpaths and crosses fields the surface may be slippery at times.
The Wells
The town’s water supply until the 1960’s, until a pumphouse was added early in the 20th century townspeople came to the Well to get their water.
Pinkham Mill
Until Thomas Telford built the new bridge (1790) the main road ran through this once busy but now quiet hamlet and across the river via a ford.
Mawley Hall
This was the seat of the Blount Family for centuries until 1960’s. The house was built by Smith of Warwick in 1735.
For more details on this and other walks in Cleobury Mortimer please visit the Cleobury Mortimer Footpath Association website.




