The Severn Way

There's something rather romantic about following natural features in the landscape, whether it's a mountain range, a coastline or in this case a river.

The full route of The Severn Way is 210 miles long, Worcestershire is proud to manage 31 miles through the County.

As Britain's longest river, the Severn offers explorers the opportunity to discover a wide variety of landscapes ranging from the dramatic Cambrian Mountains in Mid Wales, through deep gorged valleys and onto the rolling pastureland of its southern reaches before meet the confluence with the Celtic Sea.

If incredible landscapes weren’t enough, the Severn Way spoils its visitor by uncovering fascinating industrial history, quaint villages, historically important towns and cities, with welcoming places to eat, drink and stay.  

The Severn Way Walkers' Guide gives helpful advice and phone numbers, planning information, colourful photos and an easy to follow route map and text.

Whether you are doing the whole route in one go or in sections or are just looking for a day out, it offers lots of ideas to start you on your way.  A new guide is due in September 2013 and will be available from this website.  The current guide is being sold at a reduced rate until the new one is available.

Buy the Severn Way Walkers' Guide

Route Information:

Following the River Severn from mid Wales to Bristol.

OS Maps:

Explorer 218, 204, 190. Landranger 138, 150.