민스털리 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

Good Lamb with mint sauce and Guinness

This is a STEEP hill! Crank your way to the top!

Great pub, lovely sitting outside on a sunny day. Also, there's a YHA round the back.

Easy enough way up onto the ridge

Church Stretton is a beautiful market town set in the heart of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding beauty. It sits surrounded by hills in a spectacular setting and is the ideal base from which to explore the surrounding area. Be it walking, hiking or biking, Church Stretton has something for everyone. Don't forget to check out the The Long Mynd and The Burway.

Stiperstones village is in the heart of the sprawling Shropshire Hills AONB. This is a quaint attractive standalone village with few amenities but is in a gloriously hilly setting.

Snailbeach mine is a disused narrow gauge railway line that used to serve the local lead mine. It ran for 82 years, with traffic on the railway continuing until 1959. The mine has some old sidings still in place and the old locomotive shed is still there.

Great food and lovely staff. We also parked here for our hike and end it with lunch at the pub

Friendly, popular pub with lots of outdoor seating - perfect for post run socialising/refuelling. Morning coffee, afternoon tea, lunch and dinner. Food served 0900-1200 daily.

A non technical bridleway so good opportunity to enjoy the views. Can have a good covering of sheep poo though!

Rated as a blue MTB trail. “Can sometimes be wet”.

Lovely pub with real ale and good food. Great place to start a walk onto the end of the Stiperstones ridge.

Good road surface and a straight road, but it is really steep heading down into Bridges. Make sure to use plenty of brakes and take it easy.

Number 39 of Simon Warren's original top 100 climbs, The Burway is a must do in the Shropshire Hills. Nearly 2 miles long and avg 9%, you better have a good breakfast before taking this one on! But don' let the stats get you down, it's a stunning road with amazing panoramic views.

Situated high on the ridge of the Long Mynd, the serene sliver of Wildmoor Pool is a peaceful place to pause and regather. You'll have the local wildlife for company - dragonflies and damselflies, water boatmen and pondskaters, brown trout and the local ponies.

The 20/22% doesn’t kick in until after the straight. Decent road surface so stand up and dance on them pedals :)

A small market town in Shropshire but only just east of the Welsh border. many of the old pubs and breweries in the centre of the town are painted in bold colours and the new eco village on the edge f the town has been painted to reflect this.

Minton Batch is truly fabulous, and usually deserted. I was once divebombed by a hawk there, I got too close to its nest. In wet weather the ground gets boggy so dress accordingly.

Push a bit and get awarded just behind corner

Red route stay left at fork, blue route stay right at fork