Severn Way
'There's something rather romantic about following natural features in the landscape, whether it's a mountain range, a coastline, or in this case a river, from its source in the Welsh Mountains to its end at the sea in the Bristol Channel. Along the way, you are sure to find beautiful scenery, wonderful accessible wildlife, fascinating industrial history, comfortable riverside walking, historic villages, towns and cities, and welcoming places to eat, drink and stay. So what are you waiting for? ...'
'As Britain's longest river, the Severn offers explorers the opportunity to discover a wide variety of landscapes ranging from the dramatic Cambrian Mountains in Mid Wales, through deep gorged valleys and onto the rolling pastureland of its southern reaches before meet the confluence with the Celtic Sea.'
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