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Network House
Oxon Business Park
Shrewsbury
Shropshire
SY3 5AB
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Mountains to the Sea is a Shropshire-based outdoor adventure company offering a wide range of guided walks, hikes and mountain experiences available to book throughout the year. Showcasing the very best of the region, our routes explore the stunning landscapes of the Shropshire Hills, the ancient woodland of Wyre Forest, and the rolling countryside along the Welsh borders.
From relaxed scenic hikes and social walking days to classic hill routes and rewarding mountain challenges, every experience is expertly led, professionally organised and designed to be welcoming and accessible. For those looking to venture further, we also run guided mountain days in Eryri National Park and beyond.
Whether visiting Shropshire for the first time or rediscovering it from a new perspective, Mountains to the Sea provides memorable, bookable outdoor experiences that connect people with nature, community and adventure.
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