Ironbridge Ghost Walk

Message from Boardroom Cafe “Pleased to announce a series of Historical Ghost and Grisly Tale Walks, inviting residents and visitors to explore the darker side of the town’s past.  These guided walks will take place across Ironbridge, Dawley, and Wellington, offering a unique opportunity to step back in time and uncover the stories that still linger in these historic locations. Participants will hear a collection of chilling accounts, including eyewitness testimonies, local folklore, and documented events that have shaped the area’s more mysterious reputation.  Each walk has been carefully curated to provide an engaging and atmospheric experience, blending history with storytelling to bring these tales vividly to life. Attendees will also be presented with evidence and historical context surrounding some of the events said to have occurred within the town.  Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply curious about the unexplained, these walks promise an intriguing and memorable journey through Telford’s haunted heritage.

Prepare to uncover the darker side of Ironbridge’s past, with tales of tragedy, danger, and ghostly encounters.

Starting at the Bedlam Furnaces and ending at Dale End Park, this walk will take approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. This is a non-circular route, so please plan accordingly.

Wellington Ghost Walk

Message from Boardroom Cafe “Pleased to announce a series of Historical Ghost and Grisly Tale Walks, inviting residents and visitors to explore the darker side of the town’s past.  These guided walks will take place across Ironbridge, Dawley, and Wellington, offering a unique opportunity to step back in time and uncover the stories that still linger in these historic locations. Participants will hear a collection of chilling accounts, including eyewitness testimonies, local folklore, and documented events that have shaped the area’s more mysterious reputation.  Each walk has been carefully curated to provide an engaging and atmospheric experience, blending history with storytelling to bring these tales vividly to life. Attendees will also be presented with evidence and historical context surrounding some of the events said to have occurred within the town.  Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply curious about the unexplained, these walks promise an intriguing and memorable journey through Telford’s haunted heritage.

This circular walk will begin and end at Boardroom Gaming Café. Lasting approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, the route is on even ground and is suitable for those with mobility considerations.
Along the way, you’ll hear stories of harsh living conditions, unsettling local incidents, and chilling paranormal experiences.

This walk is in association with Wellington Town Council

Dawley Ghost Walk

Message from Boardroom Cafe “Pleased to announce a series of Historical Ghost and Grisly Tale Walks, inviting residents and visitors to explore the darker side of the town’s past.  These guided walks will take place across Ironbridge, Dawley, and Wellington, offering a unique opportunity to step back in time and uncover the stories that still linger in these historic locations. Participants will hear a collection of chilling accounts, including eyewitness testimonies, local folklore, and documented events that have shaped the area’s more mysterious reputation.  Each walk has been carefully curated to provide an engaging and atmospheric experience, blending history with storytelling to bring these tales vividly to life. Attendees will also be presented with evidence and historical context surrounding some of the events said to have occurred within the town.  Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply curious about the unexplained, these walks promise an intriguing and memorable journey through Telford’s haunted heritage.

Beginning at Holy Trinity Church and finishing on Dawley High Street, this walk is not circular and includes a significant incline. We kindly encourage attendees to consider their mobility and comfort before booking.

This route explores some of the most unsettling stories from the area, from grim historical realities to unexplained happenings.

1.5 – 2hrs
The church is a starting location for this event only and are not involved with any arrangements. If you have any questions then please email theatre@telford.gov.uk

Storytelling Walk with Jake Evans

Telford Walk Week 2026

Jake Evans is an award-winning storyteller based in Shropshire who travels the world learning and sharing the best stories he comes across to all ages and audiences. His favourite tales are ones that evoke wonder and an appreciation of the Natural with performances that are always fun, interactive and unique!

Join Jake as he brings his tales to:
Apley Woods 10:00: Apley Woods Parking off of Peregrine Way ///deals.posts.attaching

Ercall Hill 12:30: Ercall Lane Car Park ///blank.fees.merge

Granville Park 15:00: Granville Park Car Park ///host.ferrets.raven

Children under the age of 2 are free but require a ticket
Ages 2+ – £1.00
Group of 5 – £4

Telford Family Hubs – Walk in the Park

Telford Family Hubs – Walk in the Park

📅 Date: Thursday 28th May
⏰ Time: Starting at 1:00pm (aiming to finish collectively by 2:00pm)
📍 Starting Location: Outside the Visitor Centre in Telford Town Park

Join the Family Hubs team for a family‑friendly Walk in the Park!
Enjoy a relaxed stroll through the beautiful Telford Town Park with two route options to suit everyone — a gentle 1km loop or a slightly longer 2km loop. It’s a brilliant opportunity to get outdoors, meet your local Family Hubs practitioners, connect with other parents, and enjoy some quality time together.

Whether you’re bringing little ones, coming with friends, or walking solo, everyone is welcome. Come along, stretch your legs, and make a positive step for your wellbeing!

Free to participate but a ticket is required.

Coalport Ferry Disaster Walk

TELFORD WALK WEEK 2026

Coalport Ferry Disaster Walk

A circular walk to and from the Toll House Ironbridge, through some of the Broseley Jitties, past “The Red Church” and down “Corbetts Dingle” (could be muddy) to the Boat Inn. At the Boat Inn (Toilets and drinks available) I will offer a short presentation covering the “Coalport Ferry Disaster”. Return to the Toll House along the Severn Way. The walk includes several seldom used footpaths. Although the initial climb is quite steep, we are on pavement and we will be stopping several times to explore points of interest and the view is great!

 

Distance: 4 Miles

Elevation: 500 ft of climb

Duration: 3 to 4 hours