Explore - Guides & Walks
Broseley has lots to explore. A good start point is to the guide to the town which includes lots of information, some nice drawings, and a walking trail around our key historic buildings.
Ambles, strolls, and more energetic walks
Lots of stimulating walks in and around Broseley. Base yourself in Broseley and take your pick!
These narrow pathways are unique - remnants of the industrial period of Broseley, when this area of the town was covered with the small dwellings of the workforce. The Jitties were the
thoroughfares of former times.
There are plenty of them, and exploring them all probably needs two or three hours fo strolling, remembering that they rest on the edge of a quite steep valley-side, so there's a lot of up and down
to be covered.
Click Here to dowmload Brosely Local History Society's Audio Trail.
The Haycop is a nine acre, locally managed nature reserve featuring a mosaic of habitats including meadow, broadleaf woodland, aquatic and heath, with several criss-crossing paths. Nestling between Broseley village and the Ironbridge Gorge, it is a real wildlife haven and well worth a visit. Entry at the top is by the old town well, off Dark Lane; at the bottom from Ironbridge Rd.
Including football pitches, children's play area, climbing frames, zip wire and more.
Free parking, 9am til dusk.
Broseley Town Council were fortunate to be able to acquire these iconic sculptures for the benfit of the town .
The Memorial Gardens
Take a seat, take a break and contemplate - just "watch the world go by". The gardens are at the bottom end of the High Street, with several places nearby to take a cuppa or a pint.
Plan a cycle journey via Broseley
With CycleStreets, you can plan cycle routes around the town and its surroundings.
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