17/06/2026
πΊ THE LENCHFORD | SHRAWLEY / HOLT HEATH
Nestled on the banks of the River Severn, The Lenchford is one of the Ale Trail's most picturesque stop-offs.
Whether you're arriving by bus, bike or boat, you'll be greeted by stunning riverside views, a spacious beer garden and a relaxed atmosphere that makes it easy to lose track of time. It's the perfect place to enjoy a refreshing pint, tuck into some great food and watch the world drift by on the water.
π Ale Trail Stop: The Lenchford
πΊ Riverside drinks
π³ Spacious beer garden
π€ One of the most scenic stops on the route
β THE BLACK STAR | STOURPORT
Right in the heart of Stourport, The Black Star combines traditional pub character with a warm welcome and a fantastic selection behind the bar.
A popular gathering point on the Ale Trail, it's the kind of place where conversations flow as easily as the beer. Whether you're catching up with friends, meeting fellow trail-goers or simply enjoying a well-earned pint between stops, The Black Star delivers everything you'd want from a classic local pub.
π Ale Trail Stop: The Black Star
πΊ Great selection of drinks
π Friendly atmosphere
π A popular stop on the trail
π² ROYAL FORESTERS | CALLOW HILL
Surrounded by the beautiful Worcestershire countryside, The Royal Foresters offers a peaceful escape from the everyday and a memorable stop on the Ale Trail.
Known for its welcoming atmosphere, quality food and excellent range of drinks, it's a venue that invites you to slow down and savour the moment. Take a seat in the garden, enjoy the rural views and recharge before hopping back on the bus to your next destination.
π Ale Trail Stop: Royal Foresters
πΊ Great beers and ciders
π³ Countryside setting
π Relaxed Ale Trail atmosphere
The Lenchford Riverside Inn
Royal Forester Inn & Country Restaurant
The Black Star