The River Teme flows from its source just inside the Welsh border on Cilfaesty Hill, four miles south of Newtown, Powys for approximately 75 miles to its confluence with the River Severn on the southern extremity of the boundary of the loyal city of Worcester. The Way described in this book is a route of just under one hundred miles following the river from its mouth, by a modem midland city with a troubled historic background, to its source high on the side of a lonely mystic welsh hillside; a journey twisting through some of the most beautiful, quiet and unspoilt countryside in our lovely country. The views, the countryside and the villages along the route will delight followers on the Way.
| Path Type: | Other Paths |
| Attributes: |
Challenging River |
| Start: |
SO847548 -
Worcester Old Bridge, Worcestershire
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| Finish: |
SO110917 -
Newton/Y Drewnewydd, Powys
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| Guidebook | Teme Valley Way : sauce to source (Exposure Publishing - 2006 ) |
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