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Top Hiking areas in Stourbridge, United Kingdom

Top Rated Hiking areas in Stourbridge

Hagley loop walk
Gibbet Wood
Sheepwalks Hill

Top Reviewed Hiking areas in Stourbridge

Hagley loop walk
Sheepwalks Hill
Gibbet Wood
Gibbet Wood
Hagley loop walk
Sheepwalks Hill

Reviews

J. B
at 2024 Jan 26
on Hagley loop walk
J. B
on Hagley loop walk
at 2024 Jan 26
Not 100% sure on the route of this particular walk, but I often start at the lay-by on Worcester Lane and make a 3.5km route (that's easily extendable to 5km) around the fields. Very nice, dog friendly and often less muddy than other places.
kayleigh
at 2023 Jun 21
on Hagley loop walk
kayleigh
on Hagley loop walk
at 2023 Jun 21
nice little walk lots of different paths to take, the country views are amazing. I did however get lost though.
Dawn Calder-Murphy
at 2023 May 31
on Sheepwalks Hill
Dawn Calder-Murphy
on Sheepwalks Hill
at 2023 May 31
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As always, I’ve been introduced to this lovely walk by locals. We drove up as they’re in their 80s, and then walked along the top. It’s like stepping back in time! All you can hear are birds and sheep, and the wind through the trees is almost loud enough to sound like waves on a beach. The distance that you can see is also astounding - Malvern hills, even the edge of the Cotswolds on a clear day.
Bridge Aluminium
at 2023 May 08
on Sheepwalks Hill
Bridge Aluminium
on Sheepwalks Hill
at 2023 May 08
What a place to unwind 😉
Mark Russell
at 2023 May 07
on Sheepwalks Hill
Mark Russell
on Sheepwalks Hill
at 2023 May 07
The views are fantastic here, and well worth the effort. However, if you are driving up Sheepwalks Lane, be warned that this is mainly a single track road with only a few passing places here and there. Be prepared to meet oncoming vehicles, and having to reverse to the nearest passing place. There is no formal car park, so you have to take your chance by parking at the side of the narrow road in one of the passing places.
Paul clarke
at 2023 Apr 01
on Sheepwalks Hill
Paul clarke
on Sheepwalks Hill
at 2023 Apr 01
Beautiful place with plenty of hills for exercise
David Bonnett
at 2022 Sep 14
on Gibbet Wood
David Bonnett
on Gibbet Wood
at 2022 Sep 14
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An oasis of unhindered beauty. It's a shame we have to share it with the litter leaving Redbull/Monster energy drinking gronks that abuse the area.
I can see why Biffa don't want people to go on their land, if certain zombies can't behave in a manner thats at least socially tolerable.
Mike
at 2022 Aug 23
on Hagley loop walk
Mike
on Hagley loop walk
at 2022 Aug 23
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A good loop walk popular with dog walkers. Lots of options to extend the route by adding on further loop sections. Great views over to the Malverns, Abberley Hills, the Clee Hills, Kinver Edge, The Wrekin, southern Black Country area, and Clent Hills. A good place to catch a sunset.
SAB photography
at 2022 Jul 24
on Sheepwalks Hill
SAB photography
on Sheepwalks Hill
at 2022 Jul 24
The sheepies are simply the most beautiful place to wander and find peace there is. Go explore. Watch the sunset from the famous Hickman bench. Whenever you go just leave footprints. It’s the best place. Keep it under your hat
SAB photography
at 2021 Jun 19
on Hagley loop walk
SAB photography
on Hagley loop walk
at 2021 Jun 19
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One of the most popular and beautiful wanders in the area. Used by a lot of dog walkers and horse riders in parts. Lots of woods to explore if you venture off the beaten track. Not much parking if you were thinking of travelling here as most places have stopped by way of double yellow lines etc. There is a small lay-by on the main road you then cross the field to the railway bridge and you’re on the loop.