Green Walks out of Shrewsbury

Shrewsbury is a major transport hub, and this allows day trips across a wide area.

Routes

• Baker Way
  A 21km route between Chester and Delamere, commemorating Jack Baker (1910-81), a local footpath officer and conservator (and also sometime Chairman of Offa’s Dyke Association).
• Llwybr Dyffryn Dyfrdwy / Dee Valley Way
  A 21km walk between Corwen and Llangollen.
• Fred Perry Way
  A 22km walk through the borough of Stockport, commemorating tennis player Fred Perry (1901–95), who was born in Stockport.
• Gritstone Trail
  A 56km walk between Disley and Kidsgrove.
• Kidsgrove to Stoke Ridgeway
  A 14km walk between Kidsgrove and Stoke-on-Trent.
• Ladybrook Valley Interest Trail
  A 20km walk from Lyme Hall to Cheadle.
• Longster Trail
  A 19km walk between Helsby Hill and the outskirts of Chester.
• Llwybr Mawddach / Mawddach Trail
  A 15km railbed walk between Barmouth and Dolgellau.
• Middlewood Way
  A 16km walk on the trackbed of a former railway between Marple and Macclesfield.
• Llwybr Gogledd y Berwyn / North Berwyn Way
  A 24km walk between Corwen and Llangollen.
• Llwybr y Gogledd / North Wales Path
  A 97km walk between Bangor and Prestatyn.
• Llwybr Hafren / Severn Way
  A 338km walk between the river’s source on Pumlumon Fawr and the upper boundary of the Bristol Channel at Severn Beach.
• Shropshire Way
  A 296km walk around Shropshire (plus a couple of fields in Wales).
• Shropshire Way: Haughmond link
  A walk of 8km, linking Haughmond and Shrewsbury.
• Shropshire Way: Whitchurch spur
  A 17km walk between Whitchurch and the Shropshire Way.
• Wirral Way
  A 20km railbed walk between West Kirby and Hooton.

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