There are recommendations for spring, summer, autumn and winter walks - including the best places to see bluebells in spring or wildflowers in summer, where best to appreciate autumn colours, and the perfect views for those crisp and clear winter days. The routes range from 2½ to 8 miles.

SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS: 

SPRING 

• A sea of bluebells in Sallow Coppice & Clun
• A riot of rhododendrons in Burwarton, on the eastern slopes of Brown Clee Hill
• Ellesmere: a springtime walk with the chance of seeing herons nesting on Moscow Island   

SUMMER

• Take in magnificent views from Ragleth Hill 
• Titterstone Clee Hill: an Iron Age hillfort, a frozen-in-time village & one of the best views in England 
• A must-do walk at Stiperstones when the heather is in full bloom

AUTUMN

• Collecting sweet chestnuts on an atmospheric walk in Comer Woods 
• Foraging for fungi & wildlife-spotting at Whixall Moss
• Blazing autumn colours on a walk among the 300-year-old beech trees of Lydham 

WINTER

• Cound: woodland, fields & a valley carpeted with snowdrops 
• A waterside walk on the Severn Way, taking in wildfowl at Chelmarsh Reservoir  
• Weston Rhyn: check out formidable Chirk Castle & cross the border into Wales 

WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT:

• SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE - 20 circular Shropshire walking routes varying in length & difficulty, covering the hidden gems, must-see landmarks & noted beauty spots that make this such a special county for walking 
• A WALK FOR EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR - Walks chosen specifically for each season, with specific places that shine at certain times in the calendar 
• ALL THE INFO YOU'LL NEED - All of these Shropshire walks include parking info & how to get there, recommended local pubs & cafés, points of interest along the way & other places to visit nearby

EASY TO FOLLOW - Full colour maps & pictures throughout, with clear written instructions making it easy to find your way