Midshires Way

01 · Character of the route

Is this one for you?

Castle or ruins Remote Uncrowded

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02 · The story

What makes this route special

Multi-use trail links the Ridgeway National Trail with the Trans Pennine Trail

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03 · 1 point along the route

What will you encounter?

1× ruins

0 km 26,8 km

Vernemetum ruins · 183 m off route 15,6 km 58%

· Elevation profile

How tough is this route?

elevation range –

0 km 13,4 km 26,8 km

04 · Landmarks

Steady waypoints

Start

Quarter of the way

Halfway

Three quarters

Finish

05 · Intersecting routes

Where you meet other trails

Notts Wolds Way

Midshires Way

06 · From the trail

Through the eyes of hikers

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What hikers experienced

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08 · Before you go

Answers to common questions

How long is the Midshires Way hiking route?

Midshires Way is 26.8 km long.

How long does it take to walk Midshires Way?

At an average walking pace, Midshires Way takes approximately 6h 41min to complete.

Is Midshires Way a loop trail?

No, Midshires Way is a linear (point-to-point) trail. Plan ahead for return transport.

What are the start coordinates of Midshires Way?

Midshires Way starts near coordinates 52.8142, -1.012.

What fitness level is needed for Midshires Way?

Midshires Way is a strenuous hike requiring excellent fitness and prior hiking experience.