Maesbury Leisure and Tourism
Welcome to an age past! - boating, walking, cycling, golf, food, drink & accommodation.

Take the virtual tour - Maesbury Walks can be seen online, then go out and do the real thing. Lots of history and wildlife photos and notes.

	Wat's Dyke Way - 60 miles from Maesbury to the Dee estuary. Click for more details of Wat's Dyke.
	Potential Regional Cycleway between Oswestry and Shrewsbury/Welshpool. Click for a map of all cycleways in the region.
	Montgomery Canal - Click for info on restoration plans.
	Maesbury Heritage Walk - click for the route on the next map All the other lanes are also ideal for walking and cycling.
	Maesbury's Hinterland - other places within a short walk, cycle or boat trip

1. The Original Ball - pub, good beer, Sky sports, no food
2. Ashfield Farmhouse - Guesthouse
3. Body & Face - Beauty Treatment, and possible self catering accomodation
4. The Navigation Inn - pub, restaurant, bistro, B&B
5. White House B&B
   - also Michael Hughes Woodturning for some nice souvenirs
6. Post Office, Cafe, Shop, with accomodation
7. Maesbury Marine Services - narrowboat building, maintenance, moorings etc.
8. British Waterways Services - pumping out, fresh water, toilets, showers etc.
9. St. Winfred's Well - historic self catering cottage
10. Fresh Fruit & Veg sales - mostly locally grown
11. Pinfold Cottage - B&B
12. Oswestry Golf Club
13. Mile End Golf Club
14. Travelodge Oswestry - on the edge of our area

How to get here

1. By boat - currently only from the Llangollen canal end, but in a few years the Montgomery Canal will be open down to Welshpool and Newtown.
2. By bycycle - we should eventually be on an official route between Oswestry and Shrewsbury, probably an extension of Regional Route 31, connecting to National Route 81.
3. On foot - Wat's Dyke Way and the Canal Towpath will be major long distance footpaths, meeting in Maesbury.
4. By bus - there is a regular service between Oswestry and Shrewsbury, the driver will stop anywhere along the main road in Maesbury. See Arriva route 576 for more details.
5. By car - if you really must. There are no public car parks in Maesbury, and none planned, so please only use this option if you are visiting one of the above businesses in the village as they all have their own parking available.

The Maesbury Heritage Leaflet

Not as good quality as the original, but this should print OK, use both sides of a sheet of A4 and fold.... click on the images for big versions: