During the 19th Century, Wellington turned from an overgrown village into a thriving regional centre for industry and agriculture. Learn more about the most important era in the town's history and its enduring influence on Wellington today, from the cradle to the grave.

A circular cycle route linking Wellington to Shropshire's most famous natural landmark. Trace the course of history from the dawn of life on Earth itself and discover how The Wrekin has survived tribal feuds, Roman invasion and the Industrial Revolution to become an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Throughout Wellington's long and illustrious history, many notable figures have traversed the streets of the ancient Shropshire market town. Follow in their footsteps and visit numerous locations associated with a number of famous, forgotten and downright notorious characters.

Explore the gently rolling countryside in the tranquil river valleys of the Tern and Roden and uncover the hidden history on Wellington's doorstep. Along the way, you'll discover the area's unique canal heritage, its links to Thomas Telford and much more besides.

A cycle trail uncovering the unique wetland heritage of the Weald Moors from their glacial origins to reclamation for agriculture and beyond. Explore ancient moorland settlements and discover how the hinterlands of the moors themselves provided the raw materials for the industrialisation of east Shropshire