Route Description: Takes you into the heart of the north west Shropshire coalfield through a maze of country lanes.
Points of Interest: Pub at St. Martins, Ifton Colliery - once the largest in Shropshire
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Takes you through open countryside and gives you the opportunity to enjoy the industrial heritage of the town of Oswestry
Points of Interest: Oswestry Hill Fort, Cambrian Transport Museum, Oswestry
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Visit one of the seven wonders of Wales at St. Marys Church in Overton and the famous Bangor on Dee racecourse.
Points of Interest: Pub at Penley, Racecourse at Bangor on Dee, Pub at Bangor on Dee, St. Mary's Church at Overton (the view here is one of the seven wonders of wales), Pub at Overton
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Enjoy a picnic at the canal at Lower Frankton, visit the historic castle remains at Ruyton-XI-Towns and track down King Arthur at Baschurch
Points of Interest: Castle in Ruyton-XI-Towns, Shropshire Union Canal
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Enjoy the beautiful countryside, historical site and abundant wildlife as you can cycle peaceful, scenic lanes through North Shropshire
Points of Interest: Ellesmere Mere, Oswestry Hill Fort, Whittington Castle, Shropshire Union Canal,
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: This ride offers a real taste of the north Shropshire borderlands. The route has fantastic views and the chance to visit two important market towns and some interesting villages. This route is not suitable for young or inexperienced cyclists.
Points of Interest: Oswestry town centre, Ellesmere mere, Montgomery canal. The area is renowned for its beautiful glacial lakes as well as the canals that survive the rail and car ages.
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: A family friendly, 7 mile, circular ride exploring Shrewsbury's footballing history. The route follows mostly designated cycle tracks and quiet roads.
Points of Interest: Greenhous football Stadium, Shrewsbury Abbey, various sites of previous SFTC football grounds, The Quarry park and childrens play areas
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Leaflet available from: Cycle Shrewsbury
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: cycle.shrewsbury@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.cycleshrewsbury.co.uk

Route Description: Explore some of Shropshire's hidden byways as you cycle through North Shropshire.
Points of Interest: Attingham Park, Moreton Corbett Castle, Hawkstone Park
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: Follow the Shropshire Union Canal through pictureesque countryside, quaint villages and historic market towns.
Points of Interest: Lilleshall Abbey, Tyrley Wharf, Shropshire Union Canal, Hack Green Bunker
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: Passes through the tranquil Shavington Park and visits the ever popular canalside hostelries at Audlem
Points of Interest: Calverhall Church 1872, glass by William Morris. Church of St Margarets C1500, Wrenbury. Canal Wharf at Wrenbury.
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.cyclenorthshropshire.co.uk

Route Description: Visits a number of pretty villages and fine hostelries as well as passing the impressive remains of Moreton Corbet Castle.
Points of Interest: Moreton Corbet Castle, Corbet Wood, National Trust protected area of Lee Hills
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253017
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Affording spectacular views of the Welsh hills and providing an interesting detour past Sleap Airfield.
Points of Interest: Sleap Airfield
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: The route navigates through a maze of quiet country lanes taking in the unusual and magnificent North Shropshire Mosses. Easy cycling mainly on the flat.
Points of Interest: Whixall Moss - natural wetland area with a wide range of wildlife.
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.cyclenorthshropshire.co.uk

Route Description: Linking the pretty villages of Wrenbury and Marbury and passing the canal wharf at Wrenbury Mill, a must see for canal lovers.
Points of Interest: Church of St Margarets in Wrenbury dates from C1500. Wrenbury Mill - canal wharf. The Big Mere south west of Marbury, a wealth of habitats for wildlife.
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.cyclenorthshropshire.co.uk

Route Description: Passes Shropshire's second largest lake at Colemere and offers refreshments at Cockshutt and Welshampton
Points of Interest: Colemere, second largest mere in Shropshire
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.cyclenorthshropshire.co.uk

Route Description: Passes the famous staircase locks of Grindley Brook, takes in the rolling countryside and offers refreshments at the picturesque village of Malpas
Points of Interest: Motte & Bailey Castle at Malpas, Church of St. Mary Magdalene at Tallarn Green
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Visits a variety of historical churches, the Colemere Lake and Country Park and passes through a number of interesting villages.
Points of Interest: Colemere Country Park
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Navigates through a maze of country lanes taking in the Shropshire Union Canal and the magnificent North Shropshire Mosses.
Points of Interest: Whixall Moss - the third largest raised bog in Britain, Whixall Marina
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Takes in some of North Shropshire most amazing scenery, including heaths, and visits superb halls & gardens such as Hodnet and Wollerton.
Points of Interest: Wollerton Old Hall Gardens & Tea Room, St. Chads 14th Century Church - Prees
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Points of Interest: Colemere Country Park, St Michael's 14th Century Church Loppington, Loppington Hall - 18th Century, The Bull Ring - Loppington,
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire-cc.gov.uk

Route Description: Easy cycling including a ride along the Shropshire Union Canal towpath. Includes plenty of refreshment stops and attractions en route.
Points of Interest: Betton Mill Wharf, Hales Church & Hall, Cheswardine Hall and Castle Remains, Tyrley Locks
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: Follows the River Tern and visits some outstanding gardens, with plenty of choice of tea rooms and pubs on route.
Points of Interest: Tern Hill Airfield, St Peter's Church and Millennium monolith in Stoke on Tern, Wollerton Old Hall Gardens
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: A fantastic route taking beautiful countryside and pretty villages including the canalside village of Audlem. Suitable for more experienced cyclists.
Points of Interest: St Chad's Church in Norton in Hales, Shropshire Union Canal, Shavington Park, St. Margaret's Church in Moreton Say.
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: A brilliant cycle ride around quiet country lanes. Easy cycling with a few short steep hills, taking in a number of interesting historic sites.
Points of Interest: Walkmill - site of two water mills and dam dating back to 1250. Cop Mere site of special scientific interest. St. Swithins Church with motte adjacent to it, Shropshire Union Canal.
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: An easy ride which passes 5 locks offering you an insight into the history of the Shropshire union Canal and associated industry.
Points of Interest: Shropshire Union Canal, Tyrley Locks, River Tern
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: These two trails are for experienced mountain bikers only. There are berms, descents, jumps and turns to satisfy the most expert riders.
View Leaflet: Click Here (2.55MB)
Leaflet available from: Forrestry Commission West Midlands
Telephone: 01584 813826
Email: georgina.sharp@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

Route Description: This trail is for proficient mountain bikers with good off-road riding skills. the route includes sections of single track and steep slopes.
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Leaflet available from: Forrestry Commission West Midlands
Telephone: 01584 813826
Email: georgina.sharp@forestry.gsi.gov.uk
Website: http://www.forestry.gov.uk/marches

Route Description: This is a challenging ride for riders developing their skills on this route's stepp climbs and decents and sections of single track.
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Leaflet available from: Forrestry Commission West Midlands
Telephone: 01584 813826
Email: georgina.sharp@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

Route Description: This is yet another hidden gem in Shropshire's crown with fantastic views across the surrounding countryside. This route is on wide tracks and forest roads and includes some hills.
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Leaflet available from: Forrestry Commission West Midlands
Telephone: 01584 813826
Email: georgina.sharp@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

Route Description: The Six Castles Cycleway is a challenging hilly route running through Shrewsbury, Bishops Castle, Ludlow, Carven arms, Ludlow and Leominster
Points of Interest: Shrewsbury Castle, Bishop's Castle, Stokesay Castle, Ludlow Castle
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Takes you through a number of delightful hamlets and across the fringes of the Wyre Forest.
Points of Interest: St. Bartholomew's 12th Church in Bayton, St. John the Baptist 13th century church in Mamble Village, All Saints Church with famous Humphrey Conyngsby monument in Neen Sollars
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Explores the valley of the river Rea north of Cleobury. An excellent summer evening ride.
Points of Interest: St Mary's Church in Neen Savage - a restored 12th century church, Stottesdon Hall 14th century Farm, St Mary's Church in Stottesdon - Grade I built 1050
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: A delightful short but testing circuit along lanes southwest of Cleobury. Discover 4 churches set in ancient hamlets.
Points of Interest: St Bartholomew's 12th century church in Bayton village, St. John the Baptist 13th century church in Mamble Village, All Saints Church with famous Humphrey Conyngsby monument in Neen Sollars, St. George's 12th century church in Milson village
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: A tough ride on remote lanes with dramatic views. Take all day to enjoy this ride along the edges of the area of outstanding natural beauty.
Points of Interest: Detton Manor Hall and farm, Burwarton House - English Heritage, St. Michael's Church in Aston Botterell, Gobbetts Rare Breeds Poultry Farm
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Leads you part way up the Long Mynd, offering stunning views of the Onny Valley, and passes a selection of fine pubs.
Points of Interest: Wildlife pond at Hardwick, Norman Church at Wentnor
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling.nsf

Route Description: Starting from Montgomery, just over the border in Wales. An easy route with only one short hill along beautiful rustic lanes with opportunities to see Offa's Dyke.
Points of Interest: Offa's Dyke, Whitegate Pool wildlife and picnic site, water mill near Bacheldre.
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Leaflet available from: Montgomery Town Council
Telephone: 01686 670819
Email: town.clerk@montomery-wales.co.uk
Website: http://www.montgomery-wales.co.uk/things.html

Route Description: A low-traffic, scenic, circular cycle route, ideal for families and less-experienced cyclists. Can be cycled in either direction but anti-clockwise is less steep.
Points of Interest: Linney Riverside Park, NCN cycle route 44, optional extension to Ludlow Food Centre, Whitcliffe Common, Mortimer Forest
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Hilly but easily achievable in a day. Visits a number of exciting attractions such as Bury Ditches Iron Age Hill Forst and Hopton Castle.
Points of Interest: Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre (has tea room/restaurant), Wart hill Iron Age Hill Fort, Pottery in Edgton, Bury Ditches Iron Age Hill Fort, Clun Castle, Hopton Castle, Clungunford Church (13th Century)
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Hilly but easily achievable in a day. Visits a number of exciting attractions such Bury Ditches Iron Age Hill Forst and Hopton Castle.
Points of Interest: Wart Hill Iron Age Hill Fort, Pottery in Edgton, Bury Ditches Iron Age Hill Fort, Clun Castle, Hopton Castle, Clungunford 13th Century Church
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: A hilly start but followed by easy cycling. Visits Hopesay, a quiet village in a hidden valley and Wart Hill's Iron Age hill fort.
Points of Interest: Wart Hill Iron Age Hill Fort
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: A challenging off-road mountain bike ride along the top of the Long Mynd
Points of Interest: The Long Mynd (National Trust), Long Mynd Gliding Club, Carding Mill Valley (National Trust)
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: A ride with a few testing climbs and steep decents, rewarding you with fabulous views and the opportunity to watch gliders at close hand.
Points of Interest: The Long Mynd (National Trust), Ratlinghope - Historic Remains Nearby, Long Mynd Gliding Club
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Visits picturesque villages and attractions like Acton Burnell Castle pluss it gives you the chance to ride the Roman road to All Stretton.
Points of Interest: Pitchford Church, Acton Burnell Castle
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: Takes in beautiful countryside and visits well known attractions such as Acton Scott Working Farm and the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre
Points of Interest: Acton Scott Historic Working Farm and tea room, Westhope Craft College and gardens, Ticklerton Hall, Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre - Craven Arms
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Takes you through great scenery and visits Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
Points of Interest: Westhope Craft College & Gardens, Acton Scott Working Farm & Tea Room
Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: Visits a number of great attractions such as Acton scott Historic Working Farm and Wart Hill Iron Age Hill Fort.
Points of Interest: Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre, Wart Hill Iron Age Hill Fort, Pottery in Edgton, Westhope Craft College & Gardens, Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: Offers fantastic views and ride through beautiful woodland. Visit castles, churches and gardens and enjoy a wide range of refreshment stops.
Points of Interest: Ludlow Castle, Whitcliffe Common, Mortimer Forest, Bravonium Roman Settlement, Elton Hall with gardens & follies
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: A pretty 10 mile cycle ride along quiet lanes with stunning views of the Shropshire hills.
Points of Interest: Cardington Church, Plaish Hall, Preen Manor, St. John the Baptist Church - Church Preen
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: A challenging ride along the Kerry Ridgeway with spectacular views, visiting some beautiful, remote hamlets along the way.
Points of Interest: The Kerry Ridgeway, The Cantline Stone, Mainstone's Church, Anchor Pub, The Crown Pub, Newcastle
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling.nsf

Route Description: Takes you along a beautiful woodland trail to Clun with its wide choice of teashops and pubs.
Points of Interest: Bury Ditches Iron Age Hill Fort, Clun Castle
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council, Shirehall
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling.nsf

Route Description: A figure of eight ride through beautiful countryside offering you the chance to enjoy the delights of Montgomery, with plenty of refreshment stops en route.
Points of Interest: Motte & Bailey Castle remains at Bishop's Moat and Brompton, Offa's Dyke, The Kerry Ridgeway, Montgomery Castle.
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling.nsf

Route Description: An extreamly rewarding ride, with a few challenging climbs, offering fantastic views of Clee Hill.
View Leaflet: Click Here (2.13MB)
Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/leaflet

Route Description: A choice of three loops along tranquil country lanes, taking in remote river valley scenery and including a traffic free trail through Mortimer Forest.
Points of Interest: Wheatsheaf Pub - Ludlow, Lion Hotel - Leinthall Starks, Leintwardine
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: Orchard Ride leads you through beautiful Teme Valley scenery to 'The Town in the Orchard', Tenbury Wells, with its Round Market and Spa Pump Rooms.
Points of Interest: The Temeside Inn - Little Hereford
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling.nsf

Route Description: A relatively flat, easy ride, passing Ludlow Racecourse and returning to Ludlow on a traffic free route through Oakly Park.
Points of Interest: Bromfield
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling.nsf

Route Description: Riders ready for moderate challenges will find this route's intermediate climbs and descents perfect for developing their skills. Please note Hopton Wood is closed Monday to Friday until Christmas 2009.
Leaflet available from: Offa's Dyke Heritage Centre
Telephone: 01584 813826
Email: georgina.sharpe@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

Route Description: More adventurous mountain bikers will find this route offers them plenty of challenges with switchbacks and technical climbs along the way. Please note Hopton Wood is closed Monday to Friday until Christmas 2009.
Leaflet available from: Offa's Dyke Heritage Centre
Telephone: 01584 813826
Email: georgina.sharpe@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

Route Description: This route is suitable for those who seek a leisurely ride and enjoy the Marches countryside from the viewpoint at the top of Hopton Titterhill. Please note Hopton Wood is closed Monday to Friday until Christmas 2009.
Leaflet available from: Offa's Dyke Heritage Centre
Telephone: 01584 813826
Email: georgina.sharpe@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

Route Description: These exciting downhill runs are for seasoned mountain bikers only. The berms, descents, jumps and turns will test the skills of the most experienced riders.
Leaflet available from: Offa's Dyke Heritage Centre
Telephone: 01584 813826
Email: georgina.sharpe@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

Route Description: This cycle trail uses the forest road to link Bury Ditches car park and Colstey entrance on the A488.
Points of Interest: Bury Ditches is one of the best examples of an Iron Age hill fort in the country. There is no cycling on the fort but there are bike stands in the car park so cyclists can secure their bikes whilst the climb up to the fort and enjoy the 360 degree views.

Route Description: This is a five mile, flat, traffic free ride along a canal towpath, with possible 4 mile extension along quiet lanes.
Points of Interest: The Montgomery Canal, Frankton Locks, St. Michaels Church - West Felton
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: A beautiful ride featuring some steep climbs and descents. The ride offers great views of the countryside around Oswestry and historic features such as Offa’s Dyke. In the spring you may see curlews and skylarks.
Points of Interest: Oswestry town centre, Oswestry Old Racecourse Offa's Dyke
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Explore both the English and Welsh countryside with this ride out into the beautiful Ceiriog Valley with fantastic views over Offa’s Dyke and Oswestry’s old racecourse. Suitable for experienced cyclists, low gears and good brakes are essential!
Points of Interest: Offa's Dyke, Oswestry Hill Fort, Oswestry town centre, Oswestry Old Racecourse, Ceirog Valley
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: A beautiful ride featuring some steep climbs and descents. The ride offers great views of the countryside around Oswestry and historic features such as Offa’s Dyke. In the spring you may see curlews and skylarks.
Points of Interest: Oswestry town centre, Oswestry Old Racecourse Offa's Dyke
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Explore the Severn and Vyrnwy river flood plains south of Oswestry with lovely views of the surrounding hills. This route is mostly fairly flat but there is one very steep descent to Porth-y-waen so excellent brakes are needed. The short-cut route offers the chance to take in the countryside heritage area at Llanymynech.
Points of Interest: Oswestry town centre, Llanymynech heritage area, Melverley church
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk

Route Description: Take the challenge to ride all around the Wrekin or simply enjoy the views from the Mercian Way. Take in the Ironbridge Gorge.
Points of Interest: Ironbridge Gorge Museums, Haughmond Abbey, Attingham Park, Wroxeter Roman City
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: Make tracks alongside the River severn and old canal and take time to enjoy a slower pace of life as you cycle this scenic route.
Points of Interest: Sundorne Sport Village, Shrewsbury Quarry Park, Charles darwin family Grave, St. Chad's Church (Shrewsbury), Shrewsbury Abbey
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Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: A 10 mile mostly traffic free ride aimed at families.
Points of Interest: The Quarry, Shrewsbury Sports Village, River Severn, Old Shrewsbury Canal, wildlife
View Leaflet: Click Here (2.50MB)
Leaflet available from: Shropshire Council
Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: A rewarding ride, with a few challenging climbs offering wonderful views over the Shropshire hills and taking in Lyth Hill Country Park.
Points of Interest: Lyth Hill Country Park, Stapleton Church, great views of Shropshire Hills, Oaks
View Leaflet: Click Here (2.04MB)
Leaflet available from: Cycle Shrewsbury
Telephone: 01743 253017
Email: cycle.shrewsbury@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: http://www.cycleshrewsbury.co.uk/

Route Description: A longer ride for more experienced cyclists with great views of Wenlock Edge, The wrekin and visits to Acton Burnell Castle and Venus Pool Nature Reserve.
Points of Interest: Shrewsbury Abbey, Condover hall, Pitchford Hall, Acton Burnell Castle, Venus Pool Nature Reserve.
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Leaflet available from: Cycle Shrewsbury
Telephone: 01743 253017
Email: cycle.shrewsbury@shropshire.gov.uk
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Route Description: This ride combines some places of interest in Shrewsbury with visits to Attingham Park and Home Farm.
Points of Interest: Shrewsbury Abbey, Attingham Park, home Farm, Old Atcham Bridge
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Route Description: Gentle route following Route 81 through Uffington and Upton Magna to Home Farm, Attingham. Option to extend to Rodington.
Points of Interest: Home Farm, Upton Magna, Sports Village
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Route Description: Enjoy breathtaking views as you pedal up the Long Mountain and saunter along riverside lanes.
Points of Interest: Powis Castle, Melverley Craft centre, Charles Darwin Family Grave, St. Chads Church, Shrewsbury Abbey
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Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: Takes you through the beautiful Quarry Park in Shrewsbury and alongside the River Severn on a traffic-free path.
Points of Interest: The Quarry Park - Shrewsbury, River Severn, The Shrewsbury Canal, Attingham Park (National Trust)
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Route Description: Two detailed maps of all the cycling and walking routes in Shrewsbury. Includes traffic free and on road cycle routes and the location of cycle parking and cycle shops - Cycle Shrewsbury Website
Points of Interest: The Quarry, Shrewsbury Abbey, The River Severn, Shrewsbury Castle, Battlefield Heritage Park, All the Kings Men Sculpture Trail, Shrewsbury Sports Village, Shrewsbury Town Centre, Rea Brook Valley local nature reserve
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Route Description: Explore Shropshire's contrasting historic villages and industrial new town. Make time for plane spotting at the rAF Museum at Cosford.
Points of Interest: Sunnycroft, Granville Country P\rk, Priorslee Hall, RAF Cosford, Boscobel House
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Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
Website: www.shropshire.gov.uk/cycling

Route Description: An 8 mile return ride following Route 45 – the Mercian Way; a purpose built off road cycle track with views of the River Severn and Severn Valley Railway.
Points of Interest: Severn Valley Country Park, River Severn, Severn Valley steam railway, Chelmarsh Reservoir
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Telephone: 01743 253008
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Route Description: Discover ancient woodland, peaceful river scenery, the renowned Severn Valley Railway, country parks and arboretums with plenty of tea rooms and pubs along the way.
Points of Interest: Daniels Mill in Bridgnorth, Dudmaston Hall (National Trust), Hampton Loade Ferry, Arley Arboretum in Upper Arley, Severn Valley Railway
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Telephone: 01743 253008
Email: transport@shropshire.gov.uk
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Route Description: Telford has a well developed cycle network, including several miles of traffic free routes. Use them for shopping, getting to work or visiting attractions.
Points of Interest: Ironbridge, Blists Hill Victorian Town, 10 Ironbridge Gorge Museums, Hoo Farm Animal Kingdom,
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Telephone: 01952 200005
Email: travelink@telford.gov.uk

Route Description: Starting from Montgomery - just over the border in Wales. Short ride giving wonderful view over Montgomery. An extension allows you to visit a nature rserve on the River Severn.
Points of Interest: Montgomery Castle, Dolydd Hafren Nature Reserve, Rhydwhyman Ford
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Leaflet available from: Montgomery Town Council
Telephone: 01686 670819
Email: town.clerk@montomery-wales.co.uk
Website: http://www.montgomery-wales.co.uk/things.html

Route Description: Starting from Montgomery, just over the border in Wales. A very attractive valley route with a long climb from Abermule. Unmissable views.
Points of Interest: Fantastic views from Abermule as far as Cadr Idris. River Severn.
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Telephone: 01686 670819
Email: town.clerk@montomery-wales.co.uk
Website: http://www.montgomery-wales.co.uk/things.html

Route Description: Starts from Montgomery, just over the border in Wales. Moderately easy ride with attractive views.
Points of Interest: Dolforwyn Castle, River Severn, Newtown, Montgomery Canal
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Route Description: Starting from Montgomery, just over the border in Wales. A relatively easy ride from Montgomery to Welshpool with interesting places to stop in Berriew and Welshpool including Powis Castle.
Points of Interest: Museums in Berriew and Welshpool, Powis Castle, Offa's Dyke.
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Email: town.clerk@montomery-wales.co.uk
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