Points of interest within Tugford
We have the largest Ancient Ash Tree in Shropshire, with its girth of 6.8m it is also one of the ten largest in The British Isles.

View the Sheela Na Gigs carvings on either side of the main door of St Catherines Church, Tugford. They are two of very few quasi – erotic carvings found around the country in Norman Churches.
	Horse Tourism & Equine Holidays in Shropshire and the Welsh Borders - Visit Marches Horse Trails
	The country was first hunted in the 1770s by Mr Childe of Kinlet, known as “Flying Childe”. It was officially recognized as the Ludlow Hunt in the 1840s, and in 1940 it absorbed the North Ludlow Hunt based at Downton Hall. The kennels have been located at Caynham for over 100 years, having moved there from Onibury in 1890.
	Towns to visit within a 15 mile radius
Ludlow	Annual fairs and festivals
10m	Castle
	Michelin-starred restaurants
	Racecourse
	Regular markets
	River Teme
	South Shropshire Leisure Centre
Craven Arms	Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre
9m	Nearest Train Station
	Stokesay Castle
Much Wenlock	Antique Market
12m	12th Century Priory
Church Stretton	Hill walking on Long Mynd and Caer Caradoc
11m	Acton Scott Working Farm Museum
	Cardingmill Valley
Bridgnorth	Severn Valley Railway
13m	Cliff Railway
Further Afield	Clun
	Bishops Castle
	Ironbridge - Ten Ironbridge Gorge Museums
	Shrewsbury
	Local leisure pursuits – Horse riding, cycling, walking, fishing and golf.

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