쉬운 웨스트버리 온 세번 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Sadly closed at the moment, but possibly being refurbished.

Doing a circuit from Saul Junnction along the canal towards Splatt Bridge, back through Frampton village - two pubs and a cafe - enjoying what is said to be the longest village green in England. Rejoin the canal at Fretherne Bridge and retrace your steps to Saul Junction. 7kms.

A peaceful place to sit and watch the river.

Nice location to unwind

Food, Drinks & Ice Cream

Good place to park and hike.

Pleasant walk to Saul.

Nice looking pub at the furthest point of this horseshoe loop of the River Severn. It was closed when I visited, so I can't comment on the food.

A couple of options on the Severn Way passing Framilode Church.

A great little footpath that runs alongside a drain. The Ship Inn is around halfway along.

Wonderful breakfast

Awesome little wooden cabin cafe - with an outside shack for coffee, snacks & ice cream 🍨- plus a main cafe which does full sit down meals. Great for brunch!

Great stop off for refreshments whether you're passing through on a road bike or taking the canal path on a gravel bike or MTB.

Frampton on Severn Village Green is said to be the longest village green in England, measuring about 22 acres. On the green, you find ponds and conservation areas and it is a great place for recreation and relaxation. Cricket matches are even played here. There are a couple of decent pubs either end of the green, too.

St Mary’s is a late medieval church in a picturesque setting by the River Severn. The church dates to the 13th century, but the tower and chapels were rebuilt in the 18th century. Inside, you can observe a Romanesque 12th-century lead font, 19th-century pews, and an early 17th-century pulpit. St Mary’s is Grade II-listed.

Surrounded by pretty countryside, Saul Junction is an idyllic place where the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal meets the Stroudwater Canal. Here, you can enjoy a rest and watch ships and boats from around the world navigate the waters. You can also a enjoy a pint at the local pub.

A beautiful spot and a great way to access the lanes around Saul, Fretherne, Epney, Longney and Elmore.

The bridge over the Sharpness to Gloucester canal at Church End that leads to or from a good section of the canal towpath.

The Village Shop on Frampton green is a great place to stop for a re fuel. With cafes and pubs closed at the moment this is an excellent rest stop. Shop serves most things and if the weather permits you can sit out on the village green and chill.

Saul church is situated in the horseshoe bend of the River Severn. Saul can only be approached by crossing one of the bridges at either end of the village. The church is mentioned in 1140, as having been build by the Monks of Standish.