Dog Walks in: Shropshire

Shropshire Saunters: Rolling Hills, Ancient Woodlands, and Riverside Trails for Your Dog!

Discover the diverse and often dramatic landscapes of Shropshire with your four-legged explorer! From the stunning panoramic views atop the Long Mynd and the rugged beauty of the Stiperstones within the Shropshire Hills AONB, to the tranquil towpaths of the Shropshire Union Canal and the enchanting trails of Mortimer Forest, this county is a haven for walkers and their dogs.

Embark on adventures in the Shropshire Hills, whether it's a challenging hike across windswept moorland, exploring ancient hillforts, or a gentler ramble along the wooded escarpment of Wenlock Edge. Conquer the iconic Wrekin for rewarding views, or discover the peaceful paths through Carding Mill Valley (National Trust). Country parks like the Severn Valley Country Park offer riverside walks and woodland trails with good facilities.

Shropshire's rich countryside is crisscrossed with footpaths leading through picturesque villages, alongside meandering rivers like the Severn, and around the unique meres and mosses in the north of the county, such as The Mere at Ellesmere. Explore ancient woodlands like those at Haughmond Hill, or enjoy a peaceful stroll along the county's canal towpaths. Remember to always follow the Countryside Code, keeping your dog under control, especially around livestock which is common in this rural county.

Ready to uncover scenic hill forts, explore tranquil forests, or enjoy peaceful waterside walks? Browse our curated selection of dog walks in Shropshire on dogwalksnearme.co.uk and let your adventure in this beautiful border county begin!