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Loppington Parish Council

Country Walks

Loppington Parish is a great place to live and to visit and walking can be a great way to learn a little of the history and appreciate what the area has to offer. Four moderate walks each 3-4 miles. Allow 1½ – 2 hours.
Four moderate walks each 3-4 miles. Allow 1½ – 2 hours.
Walk One – Brown Heath and Woodgate
Walk Two – On the Trail of the Dickins
Walk Three – The Mill and the Moss
Walk Four – To Noneley and Back
Walk Five – Permissive Path Loppington & Wolverley

If you are interested in helping to keep our parish paths accessible there are volunteering opportunities or to read more about getting involved in Nature Conservation contact Meres and Mosses
Visit www.shropshiresgreatoutdoors.co.uk

Enjoy the Countryside & follow the Countryside Code
Shropshire Council has a copy of the definitive map online showing footpaths in the county. You can view a section of the definitive map relating to our parish and a copy of the Countryside Code here.
Definitive Map Loppington Parish
Countryside Code

As with all rural areas the parish is a working rural community with grazing livestock and crops. We ask you to respect the working community, livestock and the flora & fauna by familiarising yourself with, and abiding by, the Countryside Code and in return we hope that you enjoy your ramble though our parish.

Top tips to enjoy your countryside:

  • Keep the countryside beautiful and take your litter home
  • Leave gates as you find them and follow instructions on the signs
  • Keep your dog close, under control and on a lead around cows and sheep
  • If you are threatened by cattle let your dog go – it will run to safety
  • Don’t panic or run if cattle follow you – stay calm and walk quickly and quietly around the herd
  • Avoid getting between cows and their calves – find another way round the herd and rejoin the footpath as soon as possible
  • Be careful not to damage growing crops and stick to the footpath if walking through fields
  • Don’t forget to clean up after your dog

Public Rights of Way – A Guide for Farmers and Landowners

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