Wellington – a town for Walking
The free leaflets available on Wellington Station are double aided A2 leaflets with a map of Wellington showing main walking routes plus all the information needed for the visitor, tourist or new resident – car parking (all free unless privately owned}
They describe several points of interest including the Wrekin Hillfort, Geology of the Wrekin Hills, Legend of the Wrekin Giant and Sunnycroft National Trust property.
The principal walking routes described (Wellington Ways) are
Shropshire Way, a 190 mile (306km) route, passing through Dothill Local Nature Reserve, Wellington Town Centre and the Ercall.
Hutchison Way, a 19 mile (30km) route from Wellington to Newport
Silkin Way, a 14 mile (22km) walking and cycling route through Telford from north to south
Telford T50 50 Mile Trail, a new 50 mile (80km) circular route.
Suggested Walks from Wellington Railway Station, all described in detail and marked on the map in the leaflet:
To the top of the Wrekin – 7 miles / 11km
Around the Wrekin – 7.5 miles / 12km
Ercall Wood Nature Reserve – 4 miles / 6.5km
Limekiln Wood – 5 miles / 8km
New Works – 6.5 miles / 10.5km
Wrockwardine Village – 5 miles / 8km
Admaston – 3.75 miles / 6km
Dothill Nature Reserve – 3.5 miles / 5.5km
Apley Pool and Woods – 3.75 miles / 6km
Hadley Locks via Leegomery Pools and Hurley Brook – 5 miles / 8km
For details and further information – Wellington Walkers are Welcome
