The new Shuttle route will be called the ‘Wenlock Wanderer’ and will travel along the famed limestone escarpment of Wenlock Edge, through ancient woodland and into the majestic folds of the Stretton hills and the Long Mynd. There are some great walking opportunities from this Shuttle bus, as well as fantastic views, welcoming country pubs and the chance to experience life on a Victorian Farm at Acton Scott Historic Working Farm.
The ‘Long Mynd & Stiperstones’ Shuttle, which has run each season for over ten years, remains the same. As the name suggests, this Shuttle bus takes you over these two distinctive ‘hill tops’ with key stops at Church Stretton, Cardingmill Valley, Pontesbury and Minsterley.
Further great news is that the Shuttle bus fares will remain the same as the 2011 prices, meaning your £7 Day Rover ticket will buy you a lot more mileage for your money. You will be able to travel on both Shuttle bus routes using your Day Rover ticket.
The Shropshire Hills Shuttles operate every weekend and Bank Holiday Monday, and the 2012 season starts on Saturday 7 April (Easter) and runs until the end of September 2012. For details of the Shropshire Hills Shuttle bus routes, timetables and prices please see www.shropshirehillsshuttles.co.uk
