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Trail Guide Trail Guide DawleyDawley HeritageHeritage TrailTrail GuideGuide 1 www.dawleyheritage.co.ukwww.dawleyheritage.co.uk 2 DAWLEY HERITAGE TRAIL MAP HORSEHAY Dawley Bank COMMON Roundabout Ironbridge Way Silkin Heath Hill Way Spring Roundabout TELFORD Village STEAM A5223 RAILWAY D O A N R HI TIO GH STA S S TR A D EE N R O P T Dawley I O TOWN T R A Horsehay T ISchool PARK S N Pool G N E H W I S L SHORT T L R E R CUT E Hinkshay O A T D D A A D O R O E R School D G R I Y B E L E Stirchley S O F Horsehay D I N Pools G E L A N E R E S R U N O O H WEB E D B F CR W A W O O R ES A C E D N R D M T O A E A O L D R A N E N Poolhill O M S T School O G A www.dawleyheritage.co.uk SHORT O U N N L T I O H L R CUT D L A R School E O V L A I L W D C R A O R A A D G Ironbridge E S R A SHORT Way O I A N Silkin D T CUT L UT H A Way SO L L U K B4373 E S R Doseley O A Dawley Heritage Trail W D Little Y O O A D D L O A N R A Short cut route D S H Castle Pool Y L O W A L L N L Long distance path DawleyL Y E O S R H O D Other path A D Dandy L E Heritage site on short cut route Pool I F E Public House A4169 L Wide Waters T Church E N S A L Pool A Public telephone L L C W E D L Y Car park O A H O R R For more information on heritage sites & O Aqueduct O curiosities, visit the ‘Places’ tab on M T www.dawleyheritage.co.uk website H G I © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. Borough of Telford & Wrekin Licence No. 100019694. 2010 L LAWLEY TRAIL SECTION 1: DAWLEY COMMON Heath HORSEHAY Dawley Bank COMMON Hill Roundabout Silkin Ironbridge Heath Hill Way Way Spring Roundabout Village TELFORD STEAM A5223 RAILWAY D O A N R HI TIO GH STA S S TR A D EE N R O P T I O TOWN T R Dawley A . Horsehay T I T S S N PARK School L G E N Pool P E A H W H C I QUARRY PL. S L T L R R E Hinkshay O E D A T A D D O A R A D O R O School Y R P A E S D G R K R I Y IN N B E C I L GARDENSE H S E S Stirchley S A O N Horsehay N F D I N Pools E G E L A N E R E POO S L HILL R U N O O H WEB E D B F CR W A W O O R ES A C E D N R D M T O A E A O L D R A N E N Poolhill O M S T School O G A O U N N L T I O H L Ironbridge D R L A R School E Way O V L A I L W D C R A O R D A I A S D M G A E N S T R A L O E I D A N Silkin R D T A L I SOUT Way L H A L L Doseley U W Doseley K A B4373 Y E S R O A W D O Y O A D D L O A N R A D S H Y L O Little Castle W A L L L N L Y Pool E O S R H O Dawley D A D Dandy L E Pool I F E L Wide Waters T E N S A L Pool A L E L C W D L Y O A H O R A4169 R O O Aqueduct M Lightmoor Ironbridge © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. Borough of Telford & Wrekin LicenceWay No. 100019694. 2010 3 www.dawleyheritage.co.uk LAWLEY COMMON TRAIL SECTION 2: LITTLE DAWLEY Heath HORSEHAY Dawley Bank COMMON Hill Roundabout Silkin Ironbridge Heath Hill Way Way Spring Roundabout Village TELFORD STEAM A5223 RAILWAY D O A N R HI TIO GH STA S S TR A D EE N R O P T I O TOWN T R Dawley A . Horsehay T I T S S PARK N L G E N Pool School P E A H W H I QUARRY PL. C S L T L R R E Hinkshay O E School A T D D A A D O R O E R P D G R R I Y IN B E C L GARDENSE S E S Stirchley S A O N Horsehay N F D E I N Pools G E L A N E R E S POOL HIL R U L N O O H WEB E D B F CR W A W O O R ES A C E D N R D M T O A E A O L D R A N E N Poolhill O M S T School O G A O U N N L T I O H L Ironbridge D R L A R School E Way O V L A I L W D C R A O R D A I A S D M G A E N S T R A L O E I D A N Silkin R D T A L I SOU Way L T H A L L U W K A Y E B4373 S R O A W D O Y O A D D L O A N R A D S H Y L O Little Castle W A L L L N L Y Pool E O S R H O Dawley D A D Dandy L E Pool I F E L Wide Waters T E N S A L Pool A L C L D W E Y A O L H O R R A4169 O O M T Aqueduct H G I Lightmoor L Ironbridge Way © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. Borough of Telford & Wrekin Licence No. 100019694. 2010 4 www.dawleyheritage.co.uk TRAIL SECTION 3: HORSEHAY LAWLEY COMMON Heath HORSEHAY Dawley Bank COMMON Hill Roundabout Silkin Heath Hill Way Spring Roundabout Village TELFORD STEAM RAILWAY D O A N R HI TIO GH STA S S TR A D EE N R O P T I O School TOWN T R Dawley A . Horsehay T I T S S PARK N A5223 L G E Pool P H A H I C L QUARRY PL. L R School Hinkshay O A D D A A D O R O E R P D G R R I Y IN B E C L GARDENSE S E S Stirchley S A O N Horsehay N F D E I N Pools G E L A N E R E S POOL HIL R U L N O O H WEB E D B F CR W A W O O R ES A C E D N R D M T O A E A O L D R A N E N Poolhill O M S T School O G A O U N N L T I O H L Ironbridge D R L A R School E Way O V L A I L W D C R A O R D A I A S D M G A E N S T R A L O E I D A N Silkin R D T A L I A L Way L H L U W T Doseley S U Doseley K A O B4373 Y E S R W O O D O LAN D A S D L A D N E O A R H Y O Little Castle L L L L Y Pool O R H O Dawley A D Dandy Pool Wide Waters E N A L Pool L E L W D L Y O A H O R A4169 R O O Aqueduct M Lightmoor © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. Borough of Telford & Wrekin Licence No. 100019694. 2010 Ironbridge Way 5 www.dawleyheritage.co.uk DawleyDawley HeritageHeritage TrailTrail GuideGuide Introduction Dawley Heritage Trail If you walk around the parish of Great Dawley – a large The Trail is a 6 mile, 10 km circular route which begins at the parish which includes the communities of Malinslee, Little upper end of High Street in Dawley town, takes in Hinkshay, Dawley, Dawley, Doseley and Horsehay – you might at first Stirchley Pools, Little Dawley, Doseley and Horsehay. The glance discover few reminders of the area’s rich industrial complete trail can be walked in about three to three and a past. Much of it has physically been swept away, fir trees half hours, although there are short-cut options available. frequently cover the old pit mounds, and other landscaping has absorbed and enriched with a diversity of wildlife.
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