Things to do in the Shropshire Hills


There are so many things to do that people who know the Shropshire Hills keep coming back. Whether your passion is fine food, delightful drink, wonderful walking, historical heritage or scintillating cycling, the Shropshire Hills are up there with the very best.

But don’t just take our word for it – “a beautiful part of the country, with stunning walking”; ‘There’s so much more than I imagined!” Just a few of the things people are saying about the Shropshire Hills.

These pages are designed to inspire you to try the Shropshire Hills if you haven’t already, and to come back again if you have.

And there may be some ideas to surprise you – cycling round six breweries and a vineyard while your luggage and shopping is transported; stealing a dip in a quiet pool in the hills; even flying from England’s highest airstrip. The Shropshire Hills truly are full of surprises!

All Things to do in Craven Arms

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    Bobby Britnell – Textile Artist

    Textile Artist and Tutor ~ courses offering unique learning opportunities for all and delivered by highly renowned Artists and Tutors We hope to resume all rescheduled courses from this August through to December and look forward to welcoming the tutors and students once again to Moor Hall. All of the Read more [...]

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    Stokesay Court

    Special Offer Details:

    Book a tour at Stokesay Court and get a 2for1 voucher for nearby Stokesay Castle. Vouchers will be handed out at the end of each tour.

    Stokesay Court is a magnificent late-Victorian mansion set within extensive grounds in the rolling South Shropshire countryside, with panoramic views across to Ludlow and the Clee Hills. Visitors can see the house and grounds on pre-booked tours on selected dates, when they will be able to view the magnificent architecture, Read more [...]

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    Clun Castle

    The dramatic riverside ruins and extensive earthworks of a Welsh Border Norman Castle, its tall keep unusually set on the side of its mound. Clun Castle was built in the motte and bailey style around the 1100’s by the Norman, Robert de Say. The original castle would have been built Read more [...]

  • Shropshire Historic Churches

    Shropshire is richly endowed with historic churches …. There are over 350 churches in regular use, most over 700 years old. Many of our churches are Listed Buildings, which signifies that they are of outstanding architectural and historic interest. Responsibility for their maintenance and repair falls upon the individual parishes; Read more [...]

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    The Heart of Wales Line Trail

    A brand new and increasingly popular walking route in the Shropshire Hills is The Heart of Wales Line Trail, which runs from Craven Arms, in the heart of the Shropshire Hills, to Knighton and then on all the way to Llanelli, near Swansea.

  • Wildegoose Nursery & Garden

    Wildegoose Nursery set in the beautiful Shropshire countryside is the home of Bouts’ collection of Perennial  Violas. It is a small independent nursery, garden and tearoom housed within the old redbrick walls of Millichope Park’s former Kitchen Garden. The nursery and tearoom are open to the public from Friday-Sunday 11-4pm during Read more [...]

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    Westhope Alpacas

    Walking Experience Westhope Alpaca Experience offers you the chance to enjoy an amazing, unique and unforgettable alpaca walking experience in the glorious South Shropshire landscape. This well-kept secret, situated in the beautiful scenic Westhope Valley, is a welcome extension of the family farm. Located just 5 miles from the A49 Read more [...]

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    Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre

    Get up close and personal to Shropshire’s larger than life mammoth and step back into the Iron Age. If you’re looking for somewhere to take the kids or grandkids during the summer holidays we have several family events to keep children and adults amused and entertained. View the Shropshire  Hills Through Time, a brand Read more [...]

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