Walking breaks in the Shropshire Hills
So you really fancy a walking holiday but you’re not sure exactly where to go and you don’t fancy doing all the route-planning – or carrying your rucksack around every day!
Specialist companies organise walking breaks in the Shropshire Hills with the express aim of making sure that they do the hard work for you, leaving you to relax and enjoy your walking!
Secret Hills Walking organise guided walking holidays in Shropshire.
Walking breaks are flexible around a seven day cycle comprising seven day, five day and weekend walking breaks, including breaks that start midweek. We walk at a steady pace rated moderate walking. We admire the beautiful Shropshire landscape and historical past. We allow time to stop, refresh and simply take in the peace and fresh air that these Secret Hills offer.
Secret Hills Walking have four main programmes.
Country Walking In Shropshires’s Hill and Valley country
Social Walking for Single people
Strollers walking
Long distance trails
More details about Secret hills Walking holidays on this link
Wheely Wonderful Cycling
Wheely Wonderful are a local company specialising in fully suppported local tours on foot and by bike, with emphasis on great packages of accommodation, brilliant routes, transported luggage, all required maps, route guides and award winning service.
Inntravel
Nobody does walking holidays like Inntravel. For over 40 years, Inntravel has walked every step of every one of their trips – to create holiday experiences to truly treasure. Today, their self-guided breaks span all corners of Europe and the UK, and range from the gentlest of strolls to rewarding mountain hikes. They combine exceptional on-call support with detailed route notes, included luggage transfers, and memorable stays in perfectly picked hotels. Inntravel make walking, worth it.
Enjoy the Inntravel experience on a four-night, self-guided walking holiday in the heart of the Shropshire Hills. Beginning in the quirky market town of Bishop’s Castle, where you stay at The Castle Hotel – a former eighteenth-century coaching inn – the route follows ancient drovers’ trails along the ridgeways, or cefns, of the border, taking in sections of the Shropshire Way and Offa’s Dyke Trail. Pause along the way to explore charming villages, ancient hill-forts and Norman castles, before reaching gastronomic Ludlow and The Clive Country Hotel.
Byways Breaks
Byways Breaks will happily tweak its itineraries to your personal requirements and offers two different walking holidays in the Shropshire Hills. One walk follows the Shropshire Hills section of Offa’s Dyke National Trail, north from Knighton and close to the present-day Welsh border. The route can be done in four days, of no more than ten miles a day, or in three, more challenging days.
A second walking break is based around the southern sections of the Shropshire Way and is offered as a six, eight or nine-night holiday.
Walking breaks are based on country inns or bed and breakfast accommodation and collection from the nearest railway station, if required, is included.
Photography ©InnTravel
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