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Craven Arms

Shropshire


Slow Ways linking Craven Arms and Bishop's Castle, Church Stretton, Knighton, Ludlow, Munslow, Wigmore

England / Shropshire / Craven Arms

Craven Arms’s six Slow Ways are 46% checked

Drawn: 6/6
reviewed: 3/6
verified: 2/6
and surveyed: 0/6

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Slow Way Route To do
Bishop's Castle—Craven Arms
Biscra one Pioneer me Distance 19km/11mi Ascent 533m Descent 459m
Bishop's Castle—Craven Arms
Biscra two Pioneer me Distance 14km/9mi Ascent 416m Descent 341m
Craven Arms—Church Stretton
Crachu one Survey me Distance 15km/9mi Ascent 429m Descent 365m
Craven Arms—Ludlow
Cralud one

Double check Distance 15km/9mi Ascent 153m Descent 169m
Craven Arms—Ludlow
Cralud two Survey me Distance 13km/8mi Ascent 146m Descent 159m
Craven Arms—Ludlow
Cralud three Review me Distance 18km/11mi Ascent - Descent -
Craven Arms—Munslow
Cramun one Pioneer me Distance 16km/10mi Ascent 461m Descent 444m
Knighton—Craven Arms
Knicra one Pioneer me Distance 25km/15mi Ascent 421m Descent 473m
Knighton—Craven Arms
Knicra two Review me Distance 24km/15mi Ascent - Descent -
Wigmore—Craven Arms
Wigcra one Pioneer me Distance 21km/13mi Ascent 473m Descent 457m
Wigmore—Craven Arms
Wigcra two Pioneer me Distance 20km/12mi Ascent 398m Descent 381m

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Collective progress

41% of Craven Arms’s six route options are drawn, reviewed, surveyed and/or verified

11/11

drawn

5/11

reviewed

0/11

surveyed

2/11

verified

6 people have contributed to Craven Arms’s Slow Ways

3 people have pledged to walk and review a route

0 people have surveyed a route in Craven Arms

84km out of 198km have been walked and reviewed

155km of reviews have been shared in Craven Arms

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The bridleway, fields, hollow ways and lanes before getting to Marshbrook; the back of Marshbrook village; the rise up to the top of the hill after Marshbrook where an old drover's way goes past a spring (boggy); architectural and horticultural clues to a previous country estate just before Craven Arms; The Church at Halford. Liked the up and down varied route and walking through or past oaks, some 100s of years old....

J Mitchell

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Easy, direct route, though I did feel that it could deviate from the A49 and railway line a little more often without adding too many miles - loads of paths around here. Still, I enjoyed this, great views of Stokesay from above Norton Camp Wood - lovely pint at the Apple Tree in Onibury too....

J Walker

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Particularly enjoyed the back route into Craven Arms along the river through what appeared to be old estate grounds, Halford is an interesting old hamlet too....

J Walker

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The route follows the Shropshire Way through the Discovery Centre and then crosses the A49 towards Stokesay before crossing back again for a stretch alongside the road before diverting up a lane towards Norton Camp....

C Hanson

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This route is passable and scenic and more direct to Ludlow than (the much more scenic) Route Three. Coming out onto Burway Lane, you get a great view of Ludlow Castle....

J Mitchell

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There's a lane from the village of Wettles onward and a clearly marked left turn from Lower Lane through a farm yard, then left again along the edges of fields over the railway track and back over the A49 - again, care needed. After crossing the footbridge to your left look out for another to the right, cross that and continue following the course of the Quinny. The path takes you through a woodland and open fields before you pass through the hamlet of Halford, the church here has a beautiful churchyard with views over Craven Arms....

C Hanson

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Neil Summersgill took this photo on Cralud three

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Crossing the railway line there's a fairly steep walk up to the woods and a great view back. This is a great woodland walk through Aldon Gutter!...

Neil Summersgill

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Craven Arms—Ludlow

Neil Summersgill added Cralud three, a new walk from Craven Arms to Ludlow

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Fantastic views from the tops - especially at Hopesay Common and Holloway Rocks....

Neil Summersgill

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Knighton—Craven Arms

Neil Summersgill added Knicra two, a new walk from Knighton to Craven Arms

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All paths existed and were navigable, and the route was fairly direct between Church Stretton and Craven Arms with minimal time spent on roads. Leaving Church Stretton there is some time spent on roads, including one busy crossing, to get out of town but you are soon into countryside....

Jack and Siobhan

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Having attempted to walk this route, we gave up as the footpath after Onibury don't actually exist on the ground. I will supply an alternative....

Mr Container

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Craven Arms—Ludlow

Mr Container added Cralud two, a new walk from Craven Arms to Ludlow

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Wigmore—Craven Arms

Mr Container added Wigcra two, a new walk from Wigmore to Craven Arms

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Craven Arms

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Bishop's Castle—Craven Arms

Slow Ways added Biscra one, a new walk from Bishop's Castle to Craven Arms

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Bishop's Castle—Craven Arms

Slow Ways added Biscra two, a new walk from Bishop's Castle to Craven Arms

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Craven Arms—Church Stretton

Slow Ways added Crachu one, a new walk from Craven Arms to Church Stretton

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Craven Arms—Ludlow

Slow Ways added Cralud one, a new walk from Craven Arms to Ludlow

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Craven Arms—Munslow

Slow Ways added Cramun one, a new walk from Craven Arms to Munslow

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Knighton—Craven Arms

Slow Ways added Knicra one, a new walk from Knighton to Craven Arms

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Wigmore—Craven Arms

Slow Ways added Wigcra one, a new walk from Wigmore to Craven Arms

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Craven Arms’s Slow Ways starting point

Grid ref

SO4318883061

Lat / Lon

52.44256° / -2.83723°

Easting / Northing

343,188E / 283,061N

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Facilities

Users have reported that the following facilities can be found within 1km of Craven Arms's meeting point

Public toilet

Wheelchair accessible toilet

Supermarket or convenience shop

Restaurant, cafe or pub

Accommodation

Accommodation for under £50 a night

Campsite

Bothy

Free wifi

Mobility scooter hire

Off-road wheelchair hire

Disabled Parking

Train station

Bus stop

Ferry

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