MORE THAN JUST A LODGE
The little Hare offers a peaceful retreat from the fast pace of modern life. A well-appointed and beautiful weatherboarded lodge with stylish interiors and an airy vaulted ceiling. Set in the village of Richards Castle, the Little Hare is perfectly located to enjoy the varied delights of the great restaurants and independent shops of Medieval Ludlow alongside the rural bliss of North Herefordshire, with its picturesque and expansive landscape.
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The Marches Countryside
There is a wealth of open countryside to explore...
The Herefordshire Trail is a long distance path using existing public rights of way to give a circular tour around our county.
It links the five market towns of Ledbury, Ross-on-Wye, Kington, Leominster and Bromyard, along with some of the picturesque villages and hamlets for which Herefordshire is renowned. Routes are detailed here.
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Wenlock Edge is a wonderful limestone escarpment running from Craven Arms to Ironbridge.
Long Mynd
At the heart of the Shropshire Hills lies the Long Mynd with the rocky outcrops of the Stiperstones to the west. Visually, these two ‘hills’ are very different – the Long Mynd is a large and long plateau, while the rugged outline of the Stiperstones ridge is unmistakable. Together, they make up the largest area of heathland in the Shropshire Hills.
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Places to Visit
Little Hare lodge is within easy access to Mortimer forest, home of the very unique mortimer long haired fallow deer.
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Croft Castle and Berrington Hall and Stokesay castle are all historic properties worth a visit in the locality.
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Ironbridge, Birthplace of the industrial revolution and beautiful views of the River Severn.
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Ludlow Food Festival
The food festival is a celebration of all things great in Ludlow, from the architecture and its great shops to its restaurants. the main ludlow food festival occurs in September although there are a couple of others to enjoy through out the year. Find out more about it here.
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Ludlow Slow Food Movement
Ludlow is a proud member of the slow food movement which "work to promote the greater enjoyment of food through a better understanding of its taste, quality and production. The Slow Food Ludlow group works with local food and drink producers and chefs to deliver a calendar of events throughout the year which aim to reconnect people with where their food comes from". Find out more about it here.
