1 Severn Source to Hafren Forest, 13km
2 Hafren Forest to Caerswys, 25km
4 Welshpool to Shrewsbury, 40km
6 Shrewsbury to Ironbridge, 30km
8 Ironbridge to Upper Arley, 33km
9 Upper Arley to Worcester, 33km
11 Worcester to Tewkesbury, 30km
13 Tewkesbury to Gloucester, 21km
16 Gloucester to Upper Framilode, 32km
17 Newnham to Gloucester, 31km
19 Upper Framilode to Dursley, 22km
24 Dursley to Severn Bridge, 36km
26 Chepstow to Severn Bridge, 13km
28 Severn Bridge to Avonmouth, 15km
A 488km walk beside the River Severn, Britain’s longest river, from the source on the boggy flanks of Plynlimon in Wales to the industrial landscape surrounding Avonmouth. One of the many fascinating aspects of the river is its huge tidal range which reveals great swathes of sand and mud at low tide in the tidal stretch of the river, below Gloucester.
This page is an index of each of the 28 sections which have their own post complete with maps – click the relevant image or header to see more photos of each section.
Beautiful images– you have a great eye for detail, Quintin. The brick is wonderful and they are all well done.
Thanks Jane, the brick is one of my favourites too – so unexpected to find that and the kind of thing that makes photo journeys such fun
Agree! Exciting when one in the bunch is the standout. This one fits the bill. I assume that’s dried earth or a river bed? Very cool.