This relaxed circular route affords the walker a variety of countryside with sections through wooded areas and valleys, such as Hope Valley; home to a colony of dormice, yellow archangels and purple orchids. Ascents offer beautiful views over interesting landscape features like Bromlow Callow with the distinctive outline of its wooded crown being visible for miles.
Imagine patrolling the border without a decent pub. How would Offa’s Dyke have been built without them? Over a thousand years later, keep up the tradition and stop for a drink and a bite to eat at The Stables Inn, Hopesgate.
The Stables Inn has been welcoming travellers and guests for over 340 years. The pub is an original Drovers’ Inn built specifically to cater for the needs of farmers driving to market from Wales, over Stapeley Hill (keeping the famous Callow Hill in sight) down past the pub and on towards Shrewsbury market. The pub still has many farmers as customers but you’re more likely to see a 4×4 or a tractor in the car park than a herd of sheep or cows. #
For more details visit The Stables Inn, Hopesgate,Minsterley,




