Coast redwood grows among the conifers on this Shropshire estate near Shrewsbury, though cedars lead its Mile Walk. Ticketed (NT).
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- 20 Jun 2026
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- National Trust paid entry, adult ~£15 (free to members); open daily from 8am
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About this place
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Attingham Park is a National Trust estate near Shrewsbury in Shropshire, with a mansion, deer park and a circular Mile Walk through historic pleasure grounds first laid out in the 1770s. Coast redwood is among the conifers on the estate, though it is the cedars of Lebanon and other specimens that the Mile Walk tree trail puts front and centre. Paid entry (free to National Trust members); the wider parkland opens daily.
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