Welcome to the CMFA website
Coronavirus: we are continuing to cancel all Parish Walks and Walking for Health walks until further notice. This includes our Christmas and New Years day walks.
We thank you for your cooperation and hope that you won't be deterred from taking exercise on our footpaths which are open to all and our volunteers are back now doing regular maintenance and improvements reported each month in the Cleobury Clarion.
CMFA maintains footpaths up to 5 miles around Cleobury Mortimer, clearing overgrown routes and putting in gates, stiles, fingerposts etc to make footpaths more accessible.
We are part of a network of volunteer groups in Shropshire and are supported by the Council’s staff. See Footpaths Work
For more information about us, including how to join CMFA see About Us.
Our members lead a range of group walks. These include:
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Short Walking for Health walks for the little less able.
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Local Parish Walks of about 2 hours on Sunday mornings.
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Longer Social Walks away from Cleobury.
We produce Walk Leaflets of a range of walks from 2 mile strolls
up to the 14 miles long Simon Evans Way.
The walk guides are available to download or to purchase and many of them can now be downloaded to your phone. Please go to the Walk Leaflets page of this website.
KNOWN PROBLEMS ON FOOTPATHS IN THE AREA: If you plan to walk one of our described routes or just make your own way, we offer a list of known problems on footpaths in the area - then please click on this link.
You can also check out our Facebook page.
When walking in the countryside, please follow the Countryside Code. This link will open an informative leaflet on the code itself and gives plenty of information on the need for control of your dog, respecting the privacy of land owners and other matters.
Walkers Are Welcome
Cleobury Mortimer is a WAW town having been recognised nationally as a place for visitors to come to enjoy the outdoors, bringing at the same time benefits to the local economy. Footpaths and facilities for walkers are maintained in good condition, and visitors are assured of a warm welcome in the pubs, cafes, shops and accommodation that display the logo. For more information about WAW towns in Shropshire please click here
National WAW: www.walkersarewelcome.org.uk
Latest WAW newsletter (October) can be read here
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