Best Shropshire
Long Mynd is a substantial upland heathland area located within Shropshire, England. Its notable feature is its expansive, open landscape shaped by centuries of grazing and management practices overseen by the National Trust. The plateau offers opportunities for walking and exploring traditional hea...
The Long Mynd is a large heathland and moorland plateau located in the county of Shropshire, England. It forms part of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is actively managed for conservation by the National Trust. Rising to a maximum elevation of 516 metres at Pole Bank, the...
The Stiperstones is a distinctive quartzite ridge located in Shropshire, England, and is designated as a National Nature Reserve. It is characterized by a series of exposed, jagged rock formations known as tors, which were created through the frost-shattering of the hard quartzite during the last Ic...
The Stiperstones National Nature Reserve protects a significant UK heathland landscape within Shropshire. Characterized by distinctive quartzite rock formations and open grassland, it’s notable for its diverse flora and fauna including rare birds and reptiles. The reserve supports scientific researc...
Fenn's, Whixall and Bettisfield Mosses form a vast peatland National Nature Reserve spanning the border of Shropshire, England, and Wrexham, Wales. As the third-largest lowland raised bog in Britain, the reserve features a landscape of bog mosses, heather, and birch scrub, interspersed with water-fi...
Oracle is a golden pale ale brewed by the Salopian Brewery, which is located near Shrewsbury in Shropshire, England. The beer is formulated with a blend of American hop varieties that impart distinct citrus and tropical fruit notes, balanced against a light, biscuity malt base. It has historically b...
Whixall Moss is a raised peat bog on the Shropshire and Welsh border, notable as part of Britain's third-largest lowland raised bog complex.
Buildwas Abbey is a ruined Cistercian monastery in Shropshire, England, founded in 1135 that features an unusually large, unaisled 12th-century church.
Daniels Mill is a historic working flour mill located near Bridgnorth in Shropshire, England, with parts of the structure dating back to the 16th century. The mill is most notable for its 38-foot diameter cast-iron waterwheel, constructed in 1868, which is recognized as the largest working waterwhee...
Shropshire Gold is a golden session ale produced by the Salopian Brewery, located in Shrewsbury, England. The beer is brewed using pale malts and a blend of hops to create a balanced flavor profile with a light bitterness. It is designed to be accessible and refreshing, characteristics typical of th...
Carding Mill Valley is a historic industrial site in Shropshire, England, named after its 19th-century water-powered carding mill that processed wool.
Clunton Coppice is a Shropshire woodland nature reserve near Clun, notable for ancient broadleaved woodland and a rich assemblage of woodland birds.
Hobson's Town Crier is a golden ale brewed by Hobson's Brewery in Cleobury Mortimer, Shropshire. The brewery emphasizes sustainable practices and local sourcing, and this beer is named after the traditional English town crier figure. As a session ale, it is brewed to a moderate strength, making it s...
Hobson's Best Bitter is a cask-conditioned English bitter produced by Hobson's Brewery in Cleobury Mortimer, Shropshire. The brewery, established in 1993, is associated with regional brewing and the use of ingredients sourced from the surrounding Marches area when available. The beer belongs to the...
Hobsons Twisted Spire is a golden ale from Hobsons Brewery in Cleobury Mortimer, Shropshire, named after the distinctive twisted spire of the town's medieval St Mary's Church.
Bromdon Mill is a historic water-powered grain mill situated in Shropshire, England, notable for its surviving 17th-century timber-framed architecture and traditional milling machinery.
A Bronze Age stone circle of roughly 15 surviving stones on Stapeley Hill, Shropshire, England, set within a broader landscape of prehistoric cairns and field systems.
British Army barracks in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, serving as a garrison headquarters and home to land force units in the West Midlands region.
British Army barracks near Market Drayton, Shropshire, named after Robert Clive, the 18th-century soldier and first British Governor of Bengal.
