A wonderful local walk for those living close to Kidderminster/Stourport. Its a 20 minute drive out of town into a little village called Shrawley. We park on the pub called the New Inn (they have the MOST incredible homemade Sunday lunches!) which you will find just opposite the beginning of the walk.
Be mindful that this track can be very muddy when its had a downpour so wear your wellies! If you're taking the kids they will have plenty of time to enjoy the wonderful stream running through the beginning of the walk!
A gorgeous easy going walk with lots to enjoy, dense birch forests, wildlife, cattle and sheep fields, streams, rivers and this particular walk you can also enjoy a little hidden waterfall!
This month (March) the wild garlic and bluebells are beginning to grow, they literally blanket the floor of the woodland! Eating the wild garlic leaves or picking them for in your salad is a treat, just make sure you know what you’re picking! (You will smell the garlic in the air!)
You will notice lots of handmade tree shelters which are always great to play in and add to, needing a day out in the forest? This is the place to go!
Path visibility: A well walked path that is dirt and often mud!
Time: 1 1/2 hours
Footfall: A few dog walkers but generally quiet.
Difficulty: Gentle, flat with steady incline and declines
Distance: 3.9miles
If you head out on the route don't forget to tag #wildlovewalks on Instagram so we can enjoy your pictures!
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When the bluebells are out there is a lovely work just up from there it's beautiful Peta x