Clun & Bucknell

The Clun & Bucknell area in Shropshire is a rural region known for its rolling hills, quiet villages, and historic landmarks. Clun, a small market town, sits in the Clun Valley, surrounded by the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The area is characterised by its medieval bridge, Norman castle ruins, and traditional timber-framed buildings. Bucknell, a nearby village, offers a more subdued atmosphere with its local amenities and access to walking trails along the River Redlake and River Teme.

The landscape is dominated by farmland, woodlands, and open countryside, making it popular for outdoor activities like hiking and cycling. The Offa’s Dyke Path runs nearby, attracting long-distance walkers. The area retains a quiet, rural charm, with a mix of working farms and conservation efforts. Local events, such as the Clun Green Man Festival, reflect the area’s folklore and community spirit. Despite its remoteness, the region is well-connected by road, providing easy access to larger towns like Ludlow and Knighton.